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Th“ News and Advertising Medium of Southern Albertans Sugar District^ 


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RAYMOND ALBEr.TA. FRIDA'^, MAR. 19 1926 



Buy Your Groceries 
from Us 

Broken pfickngt'fl aiul l«iC»se gtHida aro kept in clt'an snuitary l>inft 
Our shelves liavo Ik‘ 1'11 newly painted, are Hp.itlessl.v idean and 
free from dust. We have just uiiluailed a <'arh>ad of new stoek 
purohased at low priee'^; eonse<ineiitly we are piepaiad to give 
you real values. If yo i are not one of our regular eUKtoiiiers 
give us a trial order. t)ur goods nn> guaranteed and we strive 
to please. 

Our Prices Are Guaranteed Against 
Any Local Competition 

THE BIO DEPARTMENT STORE 

Raymond Merc. 

COMPANY, LIMITED 


Mr. Working Man: 

We liavc your needs in Wearing Apparel. 

Shoes, Sox, Shirts, OveraPs, 
Coves, Etc. 


Mark Austin Advises 
Beet Growers 


The 


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‘ 'e a;ely Piivcd 

adway diore 


Your Interest is Our Interest 


PHONE 2 




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We look for a satisfactory beet 
ac reage this season in tho produc- 
ittg aiH‘a snrrouudiiig our llaymoia 
I'aetory. Tho grf)wcra aro nov 
signing np and the work is well in 
h ind. The spirit among tho farii - 
ers, I find, is good and our director- 
feel very much enoouragod witl 
tho attitude of Alberta towari 
tho industry. Under tho new cdii 
tract, growel-8 will get about 2 
opiitsa ton more for heels but th 
initial payment of 8tl less tho 2.' 
nentsa ton freight charges will re 
main unchanged. 

This was the statement of Mnr' 
.Austin, agricultural superintenc’ 
of the Utnii Idaho iSiigar Cotiipaii.i. 
•Mr. Ausiii was here from Utah t( 
inspect the beet land and to look 
into the situation generally in this 
field. He proceeded north fron 
Chinook, Montana.Vice I’res.W. II 
Wattis going west frntn C'liin™,) 
to Kollingham, Wasliingtoii. 

I am dplighti>d to sec tho farm 
era already on the land They ai-r 
doing the proper thing in stirring 
the surface soil with tl>c harrow 
disc and other surfaco tillage tools, 
I'liis will save tho moistui< ini' 
p event soil ilrifting. Later the.i 
will .itilizo othertools to till doep. i 
'1 h it should ho done just prior to 
ediiig and the iinplenienls s'loold 
h ' set six or se\oii iiiehes de"pci 
than tho top iiiulch” continued Mr. 
.\ list in. ' 

“T1 lerc is ahiiiidanec of moisture 
in the soil which should he relaiiiprl 
ill order to give the beet, seed (h>- 
pi-oiH-r gerniinatiun. Tin- staff 
lias the work well ill hand and I 
fiinl eo-opi^ratioii on tlie part of 

.l.v>»- .'t-.'.il i 


News Notes 


The grounds north of tiie sceoiid 
waid cli'irch was levelled by the 
\I moil Slid adviiiieed senior class. 
V new fence is being built uronm 
I it mid the place w ill he fixed u| 
more this summer inldiiig much ti 
I ho aUractiveiiess of the place. 

The iStako M. I. A. contest ii 
Iraiii.atic reading, public spcakini 
iiid*. ff.mn will bo held next wo(k 
it Mag'»’ath, Stirling and n.o.viiiond 
on dilfereiil nights. The siuin 
iide-s will Jintidle tlio contest iii 
.11 three iiliiccs. The two llay- 
iiond wards will compete at tin 
OiKi-a House, Saturday night. 

F.it-mersiii tho province w h 
liavo not aeeiii-ed their seed graii 
.'or llie coming season, are advised 
that registered seed grain be^eciir- 
id throiigli the provincial govern¬ 
ment cleaning and grading plant 
t Kdmontoii, mid th u or lors foi 
meli should ho placed with W. .1. 
Stephen, Field Crops Commission- 
-r, nepartment of Agricultnro, at 
•uiee. 


News Notes 


Look at your hat! Evoryrody olse 
hw's. A good hiitand dressy shoes 
md.e for a well tleessed man Mon 
f I oth just in 

Boniiott fii Co. Ltd 

of k'-et tops will tarry five to ten 
head of hinihsor one stoerfor .30 or 
10 ilii.VH. Tho Imnh.s will increase 
in weight during that period fioin 
|J0|,) 1.5 Ihs. per heail. At t#ii eent- 
i ponnil for hiiiikis, a I,,w- price, the 
tops w'onid give till! t'nrinor a in-l 
return of rroiii 8.3 to 810 an acre. 
Til. dry land farmer, producing a 
every two veers -ivon l.'t.^ii..i 


Miss I’nulino Ib-dd, Hnymond's 
Motor rrtneosB, is soiling a large 
nlimber of t ichel s to I he Ta tlihridgc 
A ito .Show and there ia every po-. 
.ibility that one of the llaiii-and 
lolliir ears will find its home in 
Hnyniond. 

Ad. Ileggio and the first robin 
if spring rottii-ed this week fron 
‘ho south cotintry. Other niirrn- 
tory birds nro also reappoaring. 

I 

.'fr. .1 L) Hrnwii rettirnod la‘t 
wei k. from Calgary, with a hand¬ 
some Hudson Six sedan. 

The liitonnediales left for Cal¬ 
gary yesterdpy to jilay the last 
game of the champ scries tonight. 
They lost to Calgary here last Fri- 
lay with a score of 31 - 28 so thoy 
■go into action tonight wit h 3 points 
to tho had. Supporters here, how- 
ovi r. nro confident that they will 
more than make up this disadvan¬ 
tage and hi-iiig home tho cup. 

.Announcement ia made that the 
Orent Korthern Railway will con¬ 
struct a hotel at AVatci-ton Taikea 
I’m-k, soiitli-wobt of Lothhriilgc-,! 
to cost ono million dollars, with| 
accommodation for 000 gncsts.Tlie ! 
hotel will ho close to tho internat-; 
iontil Ijiirdcr, and Glacier Park in 
Montnini 

•See the Rex Theatre Casli Prize 
Coupon in this issue Cut it out, 
make your csliimile and hand it in 
when you next attend tho movies. 
It mn.v mean dollars to you. 



THEATRE 

Tonifjht ^ Saturday 

Richard Barthelmess in 

Classmates 

The first picture ever filmed 
ut West I^bint 


AdtiKs 30t’. 


Kids ISc 


Matinee Saturday 


MONDAY 
Viola Dana in 


Revelation 

Also Big Cash Prize 

•See Coupon elsewhere in this issuo 


THURSDAY NEXT 

The Kin^ on Main 
Street 


A REVELATION OF 

Power, Beauty and Economy 

The NEW STAR is more than a new ear. It is the 
criterion of new valtie in cars. Compare it point by 
point with any ot!i.*r Six in or near its price class. 
You will find in the NEW STAR maximum value in 
performance, power, appearance and economy. The 
NEW STAR Four, refiner! and improved, maintains the 
Star supremacy in its price class. Don’t fail to call for 
a demonstration of this wonderful car whether you are 
in the market for a car or not. 

J. D. HALL 

AGENT. RAYMOND 


II >.'0 pul- 


Farmuis are finding the pulp 
niid beet tops very profitable foi' 
livestock feeding. I'liko the tops 
lying in tlie field, they arc worth 
i-i-al money to tho fiirnier. .\n acre 


iicrc than the beet 
fai .m-r n -ts on his beet tops alone 
priii idiiig lie feeds them to lamlw. 
In iiddition, the cultivated crop 
i- M 111 ' kind from weeds,” 
siiid Mr. Austin. Lethbridge IL r- 
uM. 


Coming April First 
A Thief Paradise’ 


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Owing to tho extriinely mild 
winter and early spring conditions 
work has already on tho land in 
sovornl distri-t.s in Houthc-rii Alber¬ 
ta, oia-rations confined chiefly ko 
plowing. This is one of t he earliest 
ypring starts on recoid, 


Tlio second payment to tlie 
inonibersof thu Alberta wheat pool 
is being made this waok, amountirg 
to 20 cents a bushel on all gracs '.f 
wlicat, basis Fort AVilliiim. 'J'ho 
payments to Alberta members of 
the pool will ainoiiiil to sever 1 
niilliuns of dollars. 


Essex > a “Six” 

Built under e.xclusivc Super-Six Patents 

Everyone knows the superiority of 
Six Cylinders 

Those who know are not content with less than 
Super-Six performance. It increases power, smooth¬ 
ness, flexibility, and car life without aeding to 
weight or motor size. Hudson-Essex are the world’s 
largest selling sixes. That volume makes possible 
the LOWEST PRICES IN HISTORY. 

Ask me about it today 

Fred Lind 

RAYMOND AGENT 


IhisilieMS ,Meii—High ipmlify 
Manilla fm-duiilicato letter sheets. 
1000 for 82.(10, ooO for 81.25.— 
Business Men: — Iiikl hirst IJesk 
Hlonera .4zo 111 x 2 1 iiicho.s. Two 
for two bits. —Recorder office. 


Its big! 


its magnificent 







MADE IN 
EIGHT 

coLons 






Tif- DUmni/: r/N/ 5 tf 


A good stock of this, and Steven’s Famous 
House Paints 

Brighten things-up with a fresh coat of paint 

Bennett & Co., Ltd. 



Opera Elouse, Tuesday Night, March 23 


WAIT FOR IT 


CANADA’S SUPREME SHOW 


WAIT FOR IT 


Miss -Arlie Marks and Players 

15 People. .X Compan of Distinguished Pertormers Presenting the Snappiest and Brightest Plav on Record 

‘‘45 MINUTES FROM BROADWAY” 

Till, slimv uith 11 ropiit ilioii of cxi-uptiuniiUy high staiicliiii'H. Nine solid wciks in Siiskiitiioji to ncord breaking crow ds 

DANCE ’trXER SHOW. MUSIC BV FAMOUS BELI HOPS OPCHESTEA 

I’olito A F 1>\'1 l.l.H SI’LCIAL riKS lielwion lu is oi piii,\ ii eliidii g Fiiigi i!. I'liu c is Ai ii 1 1 tt. Miisii ii,. s i.i i! tlo l-iimoiis 

U. llhopa Orohestrii. FRICH.S WITHIN RFACH OF ALL. ( 

MU, Arlli! Mjrk-, I'. 11 . 1 1 . Irl s Coin.-tlieiim" Ori'tiiul l''loor Tuu tiiul 5S1.0II. Balcony 7uo. (.'liihii'cir Z.'io. .Souls now i,u-.ulc a1 IV.tcrl’.iii Kc-,l.iiir.ini 



1. y. IVrriii, Cdiiuil«**> M, (lohan 





TiiK r\YM(rs'i\ .a’ta. 





Suppression Of c rime 


?M fn mIdim from srriou< rilnn' Cunmla onjoya a Rootl numo nni! MM’Wtf'tion 
v!ii<'!i irt .n Hiking contra'^t tn that of Its proal neighbor, tlu' I’nllod Sintra. 
If is a iiann* and rrpijfatlon wlilcU ('anmllana ahniild Jralously guard and raro- 
lully r'fniin trom poUtirs and actions which would In the allghtrst drgm- 
lowi r tin- .'^laiidHid so loivr inaintalnrd In thU iHuuInlon. A word of A^arnlng 
In oiihT hrraasi* signs arc not lacking of a ti ndrncy to grow poincwhat lax 
In tin* maltnr of law onforcrmoiU. 

In tin I uIijmI Slates ciimr ha^ hreomr a lunimal menace, and in many 
1' -i>*‘ct < ih" law ha ', broken down. So s»*rlou.s has th»* situation brcoinr that 
It .'^p<>i^^^lbb‘ ollU lal.'^ and nution wid*' organizations, ini hiding the legal profea- 
ri tn. iiio alarmed, and are looking about for aoim* eiTetllve means of check¬ 
in,': till rtign of lawU’sstif.-'S and violent criminal acts now recognized ns a 
national di>grai'«‘ aa Well a.s danger, and which phieea tlie Tnlt^td Stntea in an 
unenviahle cir; hy itself among the nations of the world. The rising title 
ol Cl ime inow atlmitted tti he tme of the I’nitiuf Statt*s* greatest problems. 

A stuili of sonit' of ilif causes of the condition now e xisting in the Vnhed 
S les uia> be of \alue to I'anndians in safeguarding themselves ami their 
n*untr> rrein tin deAelopment of a similar atatt* oPaffalrs here. Hut tlrst 
It Us lon.^^bh r a few figures. 

In lh2:.V h.r.on persons were killed in crimes of violence in the t’nited 
Slat. in the number was H'.OOO, and in 1324 it had risen to 11,000. 

rojiiit.ire tin* e iigui.‘s with Knglaud and Wab s. In 1!*23 th>re were BR mur¬ 
der ciuumifted in all I'^iglaini and Wales, and 32 iioniicidos other than luur- 
dt r. a total ol l.’.l as iiuiipared with SS9 that same year In (’hicago alone and 
In.O'Mi in the rniled Slates. The population of Knghind and Wales at that 
lime was 3''.eOo.(Mm and of ('hicago slighily less than 3.000,000. London and 
N> w Yoik haM* approximately the .^nmi* po]tulaiion. hut I.«4>m]on had just 12 
inunlet ; in 1323 a - eompared wlili New York's 2t''2. In 1923 more than 
twehe tinn- as many peo]de xverc robbed in one I’niled States city alone, 
( hie:*” ', a - in all tin* Ifoniinion of Canada. 

The iliffeieiice hetwciii the Dritlsh and I'anadlan judicial systems, with 
judgf s appelnted for life, and the liilted States sy.steiu of Judges chosen hy 
1' 'pular election. I;. one cause of wt'nkness across tin* line. Hut the chief 
lat er In tin* incri*ase o. crime iti the I'nlted Slates is undoubtedly the lack 
0. law eiiforcenn nt. In many of tile large I’. S. « crime has become a 
w *11 organized hu-ine*:- Many lawyers clever, but utterly unscrupulous. 
m.'k» it tin Ir husl!le^ to il«*fend the criminal class. They can cummand big 
te- ;;r.d (hev lak'' full ailvniitagi* of ev«*ry twl.st and quirk in the law to get 
tin • law b.takers off. Partizan elected judge.«, and politically t'hosen dls- 
trb i aM, i:;* y-. and n i* dltlcallj administered police force, cannob successfully 
cope wiili i!;!- .- law Aei.'. Itacked with unliinlt* d resources hoiii the criminal 

Underw oiitl. 

I.ack of law en:orcem'’nt. ami the abuse of the parole system, has re.uilt- 
t<l It! Tie cjiminal ch»s. bobllng the law and law olUcers In contempt. Pilnlsh- 
in* nt Ua- *1 w terror tor ilnin. bfcause in the inajorily of instances they are 
(tinfiib nt ilu-.\ can b**ai tin- law. And they do. , 

In (.'anatla and (ftt ai I’llfain. oriininuls have a wholesome re.^pect for the 
la c Th •> know ir will be enforced wlihout fear or lavor. Hut. unloriiiii- 
att 1>. tbeie ha;: de\el(*pe.l in lait* years a ce»'tatn sickly sentlmeutality among 
people ami sum* oigmizatlrms lor the crimlnHi class. Those tiitrusied with 
the suitprt .-i.-tnn of crime ha.e sounded warning.-^, but many people think only 
of the criminal sind not of the comnuinity. and m)wada>H haruly a murderer 
Is ent**iiced to pay ilu- p.-nally ol his Clino* ’bat nelilipnr, are not clrculatetl 

a king for b nieii n !n vb'w of (be nign character of Cam: .aOv., , t.tV** 

pt‘ ipb' tilth' "ell leave the admini.straiion of criminal law to them, especially 
{•.- they art in full posst s.'lon of facts unknown to the public at large. 

A coniribu’lng factor to the rising tide of crime in the I'. S. Is the ease 
with wlilch the ( rlminal class, in fact, anybody, can obtain pistols and re- 
%t*l\ers. With loiidly an excepiion the cheaper magazines of the country 
CiUiy score: of ailverti'enients for the sale of pistols. TIu-a can be pui^ 
chased cheaply and a: ea.dly as groci rles. Yet a pi.-^tol has one use and oni- 
onh '-lo be used h^' man against hi.s fellow' iiiuu, either in the haiuhs of crim¬ 
inal. or h> man in defenco again.st u ciiinlnal. It is no longer used in v.ar;‘ 
it l.^ not u>ed In .-ic.irt. Ninety' per Cent, of all murders in the I’. S. are com- 
nutted hy the mm- of pistols, >et the arpalHiig fact Is that in the year 3921 
4ih.ue nearlA hall a million pl.stols were manufactured in llu» Tnlted States. 

Canada should maintain the most stringent Jaws against the carrying of 
cone, ab d weupon.s. and there should be no lessening in law enforcement and 
HI the irttlieilun of adecpiate puuishmcnl upon all convicted law breakers. 
Criminal.; havi* no jegnid tor tho rights, property and lives of others; it h> the 
bl ight of folly to bestow uniiieiUed sympathy upon them. 


Would Ban This Royal Sport 

I Campaign It Launched In England 
I Against Fox Hunting 

I Tho broken collarbone of the Hrince 
j of Wales and the ban cmi Ibo movc- 
' ment of horses which mused a pre¬ 
valence of the hoof and mouth ills-- 
ease, have brought about a campaign 
In Knglnnd against fox hunting. 

Two of tho strongest arguments 
ngninst tho sports aro its expeiiflvo-| 
ness in proportion to the number of' 
raiding fo.xos killed and its cruelty 
to the fox. 


A Tonic of Rare Value 

SCOTTS EMULSION 

OF PURB COD-LIVER OIL 
Rich In Vitamins Rabnllda Stranetb 

SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON 

MAUCH II 

LAST WORDS OF JESUS WITH HIS 
DISCIPLES 


BEAUTIFY IT WITH 


IJiililpti ToxI: I imi tho .vny, iinil (he 
iMilIi. nnd llio lltt'. .Tohn 11,6. 

1 I.i'Hson: John, Clmplrra M to 17. 
licvolioiinl KoikIIiir: Isaiuli .Ol-S. 


“DIAMOND DYES" 


Tiist 




park- 

diriM;' 


•^arh IB-cenl 
age cniitaina 
tions «o simple any 
woman can tint soft, 
dclici^te shadcii or dyo 
rich, iKTmanrnt colors 
in lingerie, silks, rib- 


Explanations and Comments 
Christ tho Consoler, verse 1. "Lot 
not your heart be troubled; bellcvo in 
(lOd, believe also In Me,*’ were tl>e 
or Boil words which tho disciples 

heard In Clirlsfa Inst talk with them. 
They were perplexed and anxious; 
their hearts were falling them as 
they aiYproacbed tho Inst crl.^ls In 
their Master's life. It was faith In 
Ihn Father that kept Christ serene 
and peaceful so near His end, and 
faith in the Father and the Son 
would uphold tho disciples In that ter¬ 
rible time. 

^ iwAUR *4*' J What Jesus said to Ills troubled 

dtsclplrs He saj-B likowlao to u.'. Ill our 
fnfl roBti, Btoi'k' Ilno's ot storm and Rlri'ss.' Ilpro Hpb 

W III <lr"r!tl'p HPcri-t of an anlroublod ' dioai i 

X/ ' ' • eiies. covrrinpB, lung Hmid Irouhl.'d flreiimsIaiicoR Tallli In 

' in|?» — everything! a living, loving Hod and .Savior. I.i'l 

Huy Diamond Dyp«- no other kind— . not trouble have dominion over von. 

and (ell ynor druggist whether the mate- : Keep yoursolvos In llm tovo of Hod 

rial you wish to color is word or silk, or and the poatc of Cod shall guard your 

whether it is linen, ruttuu or mixed | hoarta and your llioiiglils In Clirlst 

poods. Jesus. 

"Lot not your lioart ho Irouhh d; yo ho- 
Ill'VO 

In Cod!” Korgivo us, Masli-r, wlieii 
we grlovo: — 

wiiercln lurks all 
and (Jod Is evory- 


A Curioui Occupation 

, Experts Move Tons of Mud Every 
I Week Along River Thames 
I Among tlio many curious iiccupn- 
, tions nnd (indes along the Hlvor 
I T'hames that of tho “Luter'* Is about 
I the most curious snd necessary, ns 
well as n "perishing cold," ns one 
I Luter described It. 

I Tho Luter Is a innti in high top 
* boots who pushes back tho mud from 
I the sloping entraneo to tho many 
IwareUousea from Hlackfrlars Hrldgo to 
Illrocnwich. When steamers or barges 
Urrlve at full tldo and nro made fast 
I for unloading, Ibo iiiuil comes up with 
I them and settles down. .As soon as 
j the vessel is cleared the mud has to 
be removed, and hero tho "Luter" 
ooniea In with his long handled Ini 
I plcment. 

j Mo nnd his fellows inovo tons of 
mud during tho week and become ao 
expert that contractors who run the 
^bu.^inoss pf "iiiud moving" keep them 
iin their employ for years. I' 



Treat Colds 'Externally 

For tore IhroaL bronchitis or deep 
chest colds, rub Vicks VapoRub-brisklv 
over throat and cliest and cover with 
■aantt flannel. 

Vicka acts in tb-o ways both direct: ‘ 
aitorhtd like a liniment and inhaUd Vs 
a vapor. A quick irtirf for the cxild 
trdublea of all the family, 

VJSJSS 

Ovf/t 2lMiuJaNJms Uscd YkAny ' 


Value of Field Crops 
Tim aggreguto valuo of nil 


HcIiI 


crops in 1U25 is $1,159,361,900. as cm- i>a,aon the doubt 


pared with $995.2,35.900 In 1924. Tho 
, \ aliio lor 1925 Is the largest since 1920, i 
wiM*n Ihf total was $1,455,214,050 and 
nif year 1925 Is the tlist yi*ar hIiico ! 
1920 liiid tho war period that the Held 
crops of Canada have exceeded one bll 
Mon dullarR in value. 


despair! 

Cod is love, 
w hero! 


Swollen Joints, 

Quickly Limbered Up 

Rub On Netviline 


You would be surprised nt the won- 
dtrful netlon of "Nervillne" in just 
such eases. Heing.lhin and not an 
i oil preparation, it Is able to penetrate 
quickly, and down It sinks into the 11s- 
i BUes, carrying its healing, soothing nr- 
I tion wherever it goes. For stopping 
muscular or nerve pain, for easing a 
' stiff joint, Nervillne l.s a complete suc¬ 
cess. I*aln, soreness, stiffne.ss all 
, vanish before tho magic power of this 
' wonderful liniment. Nearly fifty 
I years of sureess proves tho merit of 
I Nervillne. which Is sold everywhere In 
large 35 cent bottles. 


Containi t*ricaleis'' Pidurei 


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•i'-T 

h* 

•t B«r-. 

■' A., 


Famous Art Museum BuMt As Pali^s* 
j Threatens To Fall 

Tho VlTlzi tiallory, at Florence, 
Italy, which was built ns a palace In 
1580. nnd which now is the most, fsm- 
!ous art museum in the W’urld. Is 
threatened with collapse. 

; Tests of the structure show it to 
bo alarmingly,weakened. Within the 
galleries are pricele':^^*-.picti|^r!e.3f« kooks 
and niannsciiptM. Kaginoers Will be 
employed lo Strengthen the building. 

Uaplinel, I.eonardo Ha VTiirk and 
Kra Hartnioineo are richly represent¬ 
ed in the riTlzl colleetion. 


“(Slokely S. Fisher.) i 


UTTERLY DISCOURACED 

This Was the Condition of a P. E. 

I. Woman Before Taking 
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills 
".My Illiii sa begun." rnvs Mrs. M. .T. 
.\lierii, li lt. So. 2, Alberton, r.K.I., 
wlieii Illy lij-.lmiiJ went overseas iinii 
I WIIJ. left with Hie care of a farm ami 
sloek, wiili no lieip hut that of a young 
bo.v. My lieallh broke down nnd for 
tile flr.si iline 111 ijiy life I became ut¬ 
terly dlseournged. I lo.-t iiiy appetite 
bad no strength, r.nd was ready to 
have n crjlng spell any inoineiit of the 


Completely Relieved 

After Short Treatment 


Ontario Man Suffered With Kidney 
and Bladder Trouble 


Mr, H. Waidriff Highly Recommends 
Dodd's Kidney Pills 
Knglchart. Onl (Spcrlal). "1 have 
u^i d Dodd's Kidney IMlIs for kldne> 
and bladder trouble. After using a 
fi'W' boxes I felt roinplet«*ly rt'llcved. 
Was al.HO bother(*d with ii sttri* bars 
anil can boni‘stl> say I ba\’o uot been 
bothered wl'h any of these syjnptoms 
slnc»». (’an highly recommend Dodd's 
Kidney Pills." 

, - - - -- Mr. II. WuldiifT, a well known ro.si- 

. ‘“'.'I'*; up ahead of .lent of this place sends us tills state- 

tne. A trlend hap|K-m*d to speak one ment. 

ds'- nf th. g„,„i i,r. Wlllinnm' i Ink D.Mld's Kldnc; Dills rimply lieal sick 
ri...v rMil*u ...s nor uml urged me uiry kidneys. They reiievi il Mr. WaKirri*" 
them, il luid not energy enough, or boeauso bU allmenls were symptoms 
perhaps'c onfidence enough, to try ' of kidney disease. When the kidneys f 
them, but she Would nut be denied and get out of older they fall lo strain the 
sent me ibree boxes, and by tho time impurities out of the blood and genera! 

I bad taken tht*m I knew they were lassitufle an 1 weakne.s.s i nsuefr. This 
helping me and was anxious lor mor<*: eondlilon i.-? not only disagreeable but 
I continued taking the pills for ru'arly dangerous as well. The impurities in 
six inonlhrt and by that lime I had the blood are the seeds of disease. If i 
};afely passed u eriflcal period in my, tliey are not removed llheiimallsni. < 
Hie, and regained my u.-iiial good Lumbago, (Jravel, Dropsy, Diabetes, or • 
health. T»» all ovA'rworked, nerve- Drlght’s Distage may result. j 

racked w’onu n and then* a’fe a great, Obtained from druggists »very- 
many of lh»*ni- I still say, and at all-where, or 'Fhe Dodd’s M«*Uieiiio Co.. • 
times, take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Ltd., Toronto, 
and I know’ you will regain your . 

energy." 1 i 


Beatty May Succeed Byng 

Nothing Official Is Available Regard¬ 
ing Canada's Next Governor- 
General 

Haron H> ng of Vlriiy bus not yet 
.notifietl ilic* Hrltlsli (Jovornmeni 
wliPther he will aeeept an Invitation, 
ialrt'fldy evtendi’d to him, to serve an¬ 
other ti rni Its governor geiuTa! of 
■Canada, but it is uiubistood by the 
A.><so('lnted Pre.-ip that in the event of 
his rera.-^ul Karl Meally will be prom 
inent antong Die eandldates. 

\MiiIe tho Duke of Voik. King 
(leorge's second son, is being con- 
^sidi-red, it is said lu be unlikely that 
, he will serve at this time. 

Premier Mackenzie ^ing announced 
some time ago that Haron Hyng of 
^ \ liny Would not remain as governor* 
Twiumhi «»i IK ■Vi t b'- r, 

4'lueh he w’as appointed. 

Hi* had been informed by hia excel 
leney, said Premier King, that noth 
ing short of quite exceptional public 
need would permit him to consider re . 
maining in Canada. 

The term of Haron H> ng expires 
next August. 

Nothing ollieial is available in re 
gard to his vuece.'Aj^pr. 


Boy Astounds Scientists 
Si'loiiDsts in Itenmaik arc amazed 
nt tbo altatnaouits. of Hengt Strocm- 
green, 16, son of Drol. *a8or Kills 
Stroemgreen, director of (Copenhagen’s 
Rstronomieal observatory. The boy 
lias eonstruelod an electrical appara¬ 
tus w'liieh automatically registers 
inovementB nf the stars, thus saving 
nslnmomors long and pallent W’atching 
IhniUgh the telescope. 


SOOTHING. 

Kvery fiain yield quickly 
to the soothing lunuenco 
of Minard’s. 


min ARP’S 



troublPs due to! “ "" 


*‘Coiumbu8 of The Air'' 

The night of Cmnmander Ramon 
Friinco ond hi.- coniptnioib: lia.-- been 
one <if tie oui;itanding aebit vemenlH 
of aviation. Hailed i\y tie- ■‘Columbus 
of the Air," Kr.iiico siarit'd on Jan. 22 
lii.v voyagi. from I’aloj;. Spain, whorr* 
C'o!umbu.< -{*t out on bis first voyage 
of di. covery in 1192, and lini.died their 
journi'y to ^imnos Aires, Fi-b 34 
(‘ommaniler Fr^neo and iiis compan¬ 
ions are till- first aviators to t-pan tho 
J-^ouili Aila.Hlc en:ir‘'ly by air. 

Sab;s of women’s luds in Cliicago 
lad year totalled ooO.oOO. 


Big Salmon Pack 

Final figures on the salmon pack of 
Hritish Columbia for 1925 issued re 
Ci'iitly by Die Salmon Cannera’ sei- 
lion of the Canadian Manufacturers’ 
As.socialion show* tlnil in only one year 
in the history of the pni\ Itire ha.s the 
total pack b-‘en greater than la.st year. 
Altogether 1,719.282 cases of salmon 
of all varieties were turned out in 1925 
by plants of the Hrlllsh Columbia 
coa.st. In 1921 the total was 1,713,- 
313 cases. 

Eleven cubic feet of water, when 
frozen, make 12 cubic feet of ice. 


There aro many 

w. ak, watery blood ea.«*ily ovi reonie Uis life aro quickly brought hefoyc .a ' 
by a fair use of Dr. Williams* Pink drowning man.. The same might be 
Pills. '1 ho whole mUtion of Ibis said of a candidate for ofilce. 

medicine is to purify and enrich the __ 

blood, and w’hen that is done all the 
varied Hympioina of anaemia disap¬ 
pear and good health returns' You 


Children Cry 


FOR 



can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills from 
any druggist or by mail at 50 cents a 
box from Tlie Dr. Williams* Medicine 
C’o., Hrockville, Out. 

Through Service For 

Steamship Passengers 

Canadian Pacific Railway- inaugurate^v 
I Through Tourist Sleeping Car , 

I Service l' 

j i’or the convenieneo of western.pax-1 
! sengers enroute to the Did Country, | 
Hhc Canadian Pacific Railway lu^ c in- j 
;augurated a through tourist sleeping. 

I car serrico from Winnipeg to Saint! 
John, N,H. i 

; These cars w ill leave Winnipeg on ' 

; “The Imperial*' at 10.00 u.m. every 
Tuet^day uulil April 80tli, providing^ 

^ Diiough service to the ship’s ^ido at 
I Saint John. 

I This •service will prove extremely j 
popular with pusseng'/rs Horn thq| 
i lualrio provinces, eliminating ns It | 
'does, changing trains at .Montreal. 


Hrlti:di Columbia’s fine new I'Va.s<‘r 
Cany on highway vs ill be open for gen 
eral use about July Ist. 


AtL^ima Victims. Tb»* man or wo¬ 
man bubjeel to asthma is inileeii a vic¬ 
tim.’ What can hi* more terrifying 
than to’Vud'lenly b«* seized with par 
oxy.'iiu.s of choking whu h seem to fair¬ 
ly threaten the existence .of life itself. 
From ►iirb a condlDnii Dr. J. D. KH 
logg’s A.-;tbnia Remedy -Ima brouglit 
mans to >ir>inpl( tely rivstoroil health 
and hap(>ine^s. It Is 1 nown and priz- 
eil in every section of ihiH. hromLInnd. 


i-oHunea arc mad* (mni •impln i 
I tof lUt <4 iavrolioei wanlrd. «>ur**ratcQl Fro* | 
tavtioo’* bo«>bi«l ud m«z*uo«*‘Tb* Thioyar** | 
SHIPMAN A CO.-Thc Old Rcliadcb nim 

M*l*TC«BO •BTKNT ATTOMMCT*. . OTTAWA. CAM. 


Yes! It Really; 
' Does Stop 
lYour - 


; 


Advice For 

Young Mothers 


MDTHF.R Fletcher’s 
Castoria is es])ecially pre¬ 
pared to relieve Infants in 
arms and Children all ages 
of Cnnstipation, Flatulency, 

W’ind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising there¬ 
from, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the 
as.similation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. 

To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of 

^b.solutely Uannless «» No Tlpiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it 


The More the Merrier 
Professor: I lake great pleasuro In 
giving you ( Ighty-ouG in matliematics. 

Bludent: Make it u hundred uud en¬ 
joy yourself sir. 



Caanol fxp.or.^ Electric Enefgy^. 

Quebec Bill To Ban ExpqiT^of Hydro ^ 
Electric Power * ["• 

Prohibllion of the export of hydro- 
el<*etiie power produced In Quebec will 
become ertecllve from the passing of; 
a bill sponsored by Premier L. A. 
Tascherenu in Du* legi.slature. 

Aceordiiig to (ho terms of the bill 
all future contracts must contain a 
cUiUHO of a piohibillvo nature. Th(}' 
bum Ls.aljso, to bo written into existing 
contracts and to their n-iiewal. . ' 



GRAYS SYRUP 

RED SPRUCE GUM 

D WATSON tyto, NeHrvfL 


It Boinetiiiu's huppuns that the best 
man at a wedding rually docs have 
the test ot It. 


Why suffer from eoriis w-hen they 
can he painlessly rooted out by using 
j Holloway’s Corn Iteniover. 


In eight years a Canadian trapper 
named I.uko Cartledgo has travelled 
35,QUO mllog hy dog-sled. • 


Minard’s Liniment for colds 


W. N. U- 1619 


—Till* Sliuw Sitidio 

Hamilton, Ont.—‘'Hefore the arrival 
of my little boy my health was very 
poor, iny back hurl and niy nerves were 
so upset I could not ‘ileen. I grew very 
weak and miserable and suffered from 
morning sickness. * Finally I saw Dr. 
Piercers Favorite Prescription in the 
drug store where I trade, so I decided 
to try it, and it did me u world of good. 
It relieved me of all distress in my 
back, built me up in strength and my 
nerves did not give tne any more 
trouble. I gut along fine tlie remainder 
of the time and 1 bad a very strong, 
liealtliy baby. In addition to keeping a 
woman bcaltliy and strong it relieves 
her of a certain mental strain, from 
which most women suffer during 
motherhood.” —Mrs. Josepli Curto, 14y 
liay St-, North . (Picture above.) 

Write Dr. Pierce^ Pres. Invalids* 
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for free advice. 


Prihfie It Real Sport 
Tho PrInco of Wales doosrf’t ^iock 
Dio easy road round the fences any¬ 
how. If there's a jump to take he’s 
there to take It, which proves he's a 
real sijort, liislcud of a make beUeve. 
(luelph .Mercury. • ». ' 


When a mother dtf^tecls from the 
writhings andTrettlng of a child (hat: 
worms are troubling It, she can pro-' 
cure a reliable remedy lu Miller’s 
Worin Powders which will expel all 
woiina from the HjstL*m. They may 
cause vomiting, but Diis need cause 
no anxiety, bei ause it Is but a mani¬ 
festation of their thorough work. No 
worms can long exist where tlicso 
Powders are uned. 


LEG SORES 

ARE CURABLE. -If yon siin-.r from I.vg 
SfTH'H t>r \'fin«-iu»e T'leera, I will tend you 
ABSCU.UTELY FREE a copy of iny fain- 
<M 1 » ii(K»K*lliHj loliri how lo )>0 I'ld of t)UMI 0 
I roiitili‘H , foi all titno liy using my ri*- 
iimiliMhli- trentiuont. It it dlf- 

(fT«*iit fiom aiiythlntf ybti ever hoarfl of, 
Hwl tin* ■ rcHulL u/ qvor 36 ycHi-a epcclah*- 
ing. .SliijiJy Hi*rn| your titYUO nud addroM 
lo Dr. Tt. ,I WIllTTJKR, Hullo 20. 421 

B .MvKILS’ OVENS—Write for cata¬ 
logue and list of used ovens. 
llubb|ii(l Oven Company, 1100 Queen 
West, 'Toronlo. 


THK NEW FRENCH RCMCDV. NO .1 

KTHERAPipNKSS 

II*. 1 for BlAdd*r Catarrh. No. t^Tor Blood B 
■hin Dl**a***. No. S for Chronic W*alin*a*** 
told br l••<1laa CHrMlSis. or return niAtl trooi 
P«.LBCl.tRCMcd.Co.l>*T*rilovkKd.tiW.I.I.eadM 


Use Armored Car 

Tliut ail iiniioi-vd I ruin Is hi lug huLit 
hy Uic (JcniiHii railway toniiiuiiy ns n 
means of protei-llon against iiossiblo 
assaults hy Blillicrs ami for armed bat¬ 
tle, Is charged hy the labor union. 


Minard's Liniment used by phyticlane 

I’rcparcdncsB prevents war. You 
seldom hear of a'pedoslrlan run down 
by a flve-lon truck. 



i 





Investigate Quality Of Wheat 


Canada'i Rubber Trade 


arminjj 

Its Branches is iNow 
— ly EstabliskeJ In Ca 


ustry 


Milltnp Baking Laboratory 
To b* Eettabllthed at Albarta 
Univortity 

Annoiincfmfnt la that the* <*b 
taltllabmont of romploto critilptnf'nt for 
a wheat inllltnR and ItaklnR laboratory 
at the Alhrrta TnJvrrelty, haa boen 
roinpIf'tPtl. Tho rraonrera of tho 
unlrerslty laboratory will bo dovoted 
wholly to a rosoarcb 


nau 


irmly 


uns 


Vv liatC‘Vt«r iloubt 


may liavn br*'n i^n ' 
tir.Hint'd ihiitiiR tho firHt f-xportnion- 
tal jtara rofianllnR tho future of fur ! 
larinliiK In ('anartii Imvp Ioiir boon dla- 
pclU'd. Tho Indu.^trj is now' Hrinly' 

< stnlill.tlir-d, hna IntlfoO branoboil out! 
la \arioU4 illroctJonM f.!nrf tlie brood- 
liiR ttf tho fox wiW unclortakon. Ao- 
cordlnp to tho iHtmlnInn burinu of 
HlullatlPH In 1924. tho number of fur 
farms In oporaMon in t'anada totalled 
l.r>r>0, of whldi l,4f>r> wore do^olotl to 
loarInK foxes and HI to other fur-boar- 
litR anlrimls. CunipnrtMl wirii 1923 thn 
number t>f fur fnnn.H had Ineroast'd b> 

229; fox larms by 2S7. iiml oUuir farms 
by HH, the bunaii roportt‘d. In bla 
lalo8l report llip fethunl mlnlstor of tio 
HRrIouiture lorords a furtlier decitled 1 fur 


Wintered Largest Herd In Canada 


Will Raise Muskrats 


On Extensive Scale 


proRrammo ap¬ 
proved at a loront ronfer<’nr»^ of rhom- 
lata find aKronomlal.s from tho threo 
pi alrlo uiilvi r.-lilr-K, eallod by tho Na¬ 
tional llesoarrh ('otintll. Tho most 
Important Item of this proRrammo un- 
dt*r way at present U the InveatlRallon 
of tho quality of wheat produced In 
different dlstiicta ami of prartbal 
methods for Its Improvement. 


Over 8,000 Acres at Swan Lake, B.C., j 
Acquired For Thie Purpose I 

Tho lur^iost inuekral farm lu tho I 
w'orld will bo f-atabHahed at Swan' 
I^ke. forty miles northwest of* 
yueaiud, aerfirdInR to J. T Mo-1 

Harland. reprraonlatlvo of the Mua-* 
tpinali KarniH, I..lniUo4i. of Vanrouvor.' 

I.ato last Inll Ida eonipany acquired | 
S.159 acres t»f low-lyinR grotiml aur-* 
, rounding Sw’an Lake, ulao taking In' 
I iho adjoining meadnwa and streams. 

I already dotted with numnoua musk- 
rut and beaver housca, and which hav,. 

I given a fair living to a number of 
trapi>or.i for some yoara. 
j Mr. McFarland, who has had years 
I of cxperltmee with animal Ufo north 
of tho I’enc Hirer, is going In to the 
property early, and will make ur 
rungeinoiils for the location of the 


A gilnipHt of monsterti that have 
been designi'd. given the coniiiiUle*i 
by Hear Admiral WlllUun Morr<1l. 
navy air chief, allows seven of (he new 
no caliber m:ichln<> guns, 18 tlilrlycall 
bor, and oiio of tho post-war one 
pounds r automatics, together wlili 
D.700 rounds of aniinunltlon lor tldi 
.weapon, as a part of the reguhtr niLI 
I tury load of < ach Bhl(>. 

I "Tin' guns are ro hlUiated that an 
j enemy aircraft cannot approacli from 
I any dlrecilon or ungh* w ithout per¬ 
mitting a r«)nc4*ntration qf Are,’* Ad 
inlral Moffeti «ay8. 

Instead 4»f armour, the air dread 
naughts will rely on the non inflnne 
mlLltlty of heltuiii gas for protection 
against hostile ui roplnm s. 

I'laus for a G.nOti.OOO cubb' footi-r 
drawn by a United Slau*j commercial 
jcopcern, the navy ofllcer said, had been 
calculated to .show tho value of such 
*a ship us an atrial troop tran.Hport. 
She would have a cupuclty of 730 men 
I w'lth their Individual Ughllng equiie 
meiit. be explained, and could take 
lliut force 300 miles ut a apeed of b3 
'miles an hour and still retain a 30 prr 
14 ent. find i es< rv.*. 

! "In this air *. e sel." tho aduilrnl 
' conllnuod, ‘ inllated witli 9n p»'r cent, 
licllum and 10 p»r rein, tembustible 
' ga.'^, 300 nu'u, • ach with i.’, pourah- of 
equipment. 4-an bo carried Uoni San 
' KrancLsco to Hawaii in 30 hour. , wltn 
a 20-hour reserve of fu»'l. 

* "Forty ilgids of this capaeli> could 
move a 4l!vislon over tbl- dlstain'e " 


To Erect New Canneries 


Canning Industry in Northern British 
Columbia Is In Flourishing * 

Condition ! 

itnllcatbins' art' that there will n4>t ! 
b«i un idl4< 4’ann4*ry In liio n4)rilu'rti j 
district of llrltlsh r4dunibl:i this yeac 
and lliat a number 4»f new canneries! 
will be erectiMb In addlibm to those 
m4nti4>ne<l recently to ho built at 
cjU434.*n <’harl44tto island thn en'Ctlon 
of new' eannurl4‘3 or re-opentng or ex 
tension of existing ones, is planned at 
Captain's Covt', Frlnco Hupeit, Mill 
Hay, S4)rn4*rvlll4» Hn4l at the Kumeon 
rann4 iy on the Hass Klver. 


Show Large Increase in Both Quantity ' 
and Value For 1^25 Over I 

Previous Year | 

T4»tal wli'at exported from Canada! 
lo all (^4>utitil4\ during the six month.sj 
ended January 3l8t laHt. was 17H.tr)4.*i' 
118 busliol< valm-d at $253,172,860. j 
During the corrcsptmdlnC p4Tlod a year j 
ago. total 4 xportH 4)f Canadian wlu'ut' 
Iwt re 1M»,672,003 bushels, valued at | 
$143,893,190. Hhipmenta of wh4*nt to j 
^ tho Cnlted Kingdom in thn period uu-1 
i4!4r revlow totalled 136,067.237 bush-, 

' t-ls. valued at $191,$10.234, as compac-j 
ed with 75.367.809 bushels, worth. 
$113,753,620, In 11)4) samu period of tim < 

! preceding year. I 


through their showings. There are 
few* owners today wh<j have earned 
the reputation across America that J. 
n. McGregor carries. an<l Ills brllltaiu 
w'Ins at the Chicago fatcrnatloual, Tor 
onto Uoyal, Hrandon and 4 >tlter londlng 
fairs t4>stiry to the blgti quality of 
breudlng op4'ratlonR currl« »l on on such 
li Inrg4s scale (hU winter. 


Canada’s Egg Output 


Not Now Nscsstary to Import Pure- 
Bred Sheep to Improve Stock 
In Canada 

Speaking at tho unnuiil nieeilng of 
the <Canadian Hlirc-p Hrceders’ Arsn- 
elation recently. II. S. .Xrkc'll. immin- 
ton llveMioi k iminiiilsHbim'r. stati.'d that 
tlie pure bred sheep raised In Canmta 
would stand eumparlsoii with she^'p 
bred*In any other eotintry In tho worn?. 
Til) f'ommenltd upon tint fact th.'it it 
wn- now not ihougbt. ne4*»*s«Hr.v to im¬ 
port pure Id'.'il Hi4»ck from oilier eonri 
tile.^ ftir the impro. c-nient of the lirer.il. 


Reported That Chicago Contyactor 
Wilt Engage in New Undertakinig 
In Northern Manitoba 
In vii'W' of tho 4-xtvptlonaI ke<'ti imb 
lie InlcreKt now more tlian 4i»;r maul- 
fost in dog derby evonta as an ever 
increasing popular sporting feature, it 
1.^ proposed by II. I. Sutton, contrac 
tor, of Chicago, to iiiiniodiately start 
in Northern Manltciba. Homewhure In 
Llio IcMulity of Tho Fas. a raoih.-rn 
kc'nnel farm for the boiti r breeding 
and training tif c^omme rclal nml raring 
dogs. 'iho iiiierprldi' will be- known 
as Lii44 Sutton Uussic'.k lK>g Kennel' 
I Farm, uiel will be* comluctc'd on a 
: large scale. 

ton, sllghlly over a year ago. be came 
Kieuily Iiil4*re8tt*d in lliln form of sport 
and selected the famous "inusher,*’j 
Shorty HusKick, dog br€*t dor and train-; 
i r of The Fas, Man., as his Ideal along : 
this Hue of cudt'aror. Mr. Sutton | 
i)lan .4 lo imrrhase several humlreu. 


Has Confidence in World Court 
Conlidenr*- In ilie fairnc'ss of the »i«*- 
cLslon.^ of ilio world court and In the 
i)e!i« f ihat the lOngH^ll•speukinR na- 
New Danish Air Service jtion.s will t'xeil the most powerful !n- 

A nc-w Darilsli air j*erAlco eoninvctlng flueiico for tho reign of tie* law as 
Denmark ami Fruiii«* will start on ngniiist th»' reign of force, was ex 
3Iay 1 The *«rvi4’o, wlilcdi Is via pressed In an addn'SS by tho lirlilsh 
Houlogio', Will If'uvo CuiM'nbagc'n at 9 ambass.idor. Sir Dsnie Howard, before 
a.m. and anive in Faris at Hourg -I tlio "Knglish-spi uking Union of Ualtl- 
alrdrome at » p in. I more, .Md." 


Settlers Coming From Britain 


New Agreement Gives a Tremendous 
Stimulus to British Migration 
At a r4*8Ult of the ucw’ Immigration 
rigreeinent between Canada and tho 
I'uited Klngdutn, there Iiuk b«-en a 
uiatked uw'.iki-nlug of iiitoreei in thl.n 
Duminion on lb' other fIJ*'. 


Tho troulile wllli a gieat many inc'n 
is they aro nc ver sati^fl*•^l witli wast¬ 
ing their own tlmt*. 


of ai>plicatiuns uro lieing received in 
London from prosperllve HC'llh'ra. 
Owing to tite fact that the aKr« < nt« lit 
apidies only to furimTs. farm laboiera 
and domc'.stle*). a c'on.'dderablo nuinbi-r 
of the aiqdirations have to be n‘j4»rt- 
ed, but, iiev4*rl!ielt'.«s, It Is certain that 
lhei4' will hr a tieni»*ndou-^ improve¬ 
ment in ilie (iluim- of immigration 
lUl >tar. 

I The Ottawa dipuitnvui Ills had an 
iiiquiiy inad> into stat<‘im ntt-. made in 
the r.riilsli U<’’J,' 4 ' of Cntiuiia;' by H.in. 

.C. I., .Vui'TV. s‘'er*‘tur> Un tie* doiiiin- 
lions, in wliicli in- quoli'd liguii -Imw 
ting a v»*ry largi* pt rci -iag* m re_a r 
jtlons by 111).' Canadian aiilhoiliit- . 

■ The inli'i inailon |•»• 4 '^ Iv. d Indh-a" s 

Ifhat Mr. .\r.ei;.'- lie----- -.v-i.' nm 

' right. 

I The uetual mimber i>i applie -: hm- 
'aiid rc-jeetlon^• «if laniilb apidving for 

■ adinl.--ilnii into Canada i.- .laniiary 
31 . 1926 . were Appllr.itl«ni.'. l.l.e; p- 
jecllons, 301 . 

Final flgur* • of the slngb’ men amt 
woimui vvlio buV" In • n la'jeeo'd w»-u- 
not y*‘i to hand. 


SPECIAL FEATURES ON C.N.R. BROADCASTS 


'Clan Donald” Colonists 


One Hundred CottaHei and One Hun. 
dred Barne to be Erected on 
C.P.R. at Vermilion, Alta. 

One liundreil collUKOa and mu- liun j 
dred liBrn,s wlil bn cri'ilod for ttici 
Canadian r.-\clflf l(ailwa> at Vermilion, 
Alberta. '1-110.10 liomca will liousi- the 
"Clan Donabr 'eolonlslH, who are be- 
Int? bi'oUBht ici Alberta by llio com- 
pany’e deiiartmeiit of roloidzallou and 
develoimieiil, lu coiijuncllou witli tbe 
llrllUli (loveiiimriit aud the ScotlUn 
' ImmlRiant Aid Soi led;. Tlio uiilquu 
foaturo of tli(.jo new ImlldliiBa li that 
I he lumber U Grooved and ouo i>lece 
Intirlocks with another, f.o that no 
teihnleal aklll la required lo erec t thn 
housea. 


Makes Good Windbreaks 


Sunflowera Serve Good Purpose While 
Trees Arc Growing 
One of the benefit: derived rroni 
the iilantluK oil ihy prairies 1. the in . 

; lection alTorJeii aRaliust Urjlnq w lims 
'In summer. A qrow-ih of earananas 
trr willow' r aahles tlni i.irnu r lo pro 
duce all the ordinary veneiahh'.- nan 
I imull Irulis. While one l.i wal lm; 

I for Irees to grow a qoiel shelter ena 
I bi' ohlaln' d by planiliiR Un.- l.iii r^ua 
j llow'er.s. 'rhree row., of ihe. - wliti 
; plaiils about alx luehe.s apart v\l l 
check the wlud.i of late .-uniint r wh-'O 
the effecU of drouRhl are lao.sl likely 
to be fl it. The ..uiillowei need to b" 
j ptuntird eaeh year, bui will ■.■r\e a 
I Rood purpose while a more permaiieut 
[windbreak Is eomluR on. Killer ai 
i fodder or for the aeiali they fuini:,h 
I tho Bunlhiwers are worih Ihe trouble 


C.inada Occupies Second Place In 
World In Value of Exports 
Per Capita 

Cauadians at the preeeiit time are 
exourtiuR thilr prodiielH lo a Itumlred 


Wants To Liven Up World 
UellevlUK 'Thli planel iitedB aome 
life," I.eo Notllaky, a BltuoRrapher 
who reiently won i^uOO Itt a conteBt, 
liBB donated the entire sum to the 
JewUh Coimiiunlly Centre tor the pur 
eliBue of huthliiR huUb ami Chai lcBloti 
danee luiulc. 


C.NUW, tho tint Ca iaUlati National j Flfly million hu.shul.s of the I'jZ.'. 
hroudeu.stlng Blation opeued lu the prairie crop will move to V.ineoun’r 
we.sl, eelehralea lU second anulversur.v for reahlpment duiluR Ihc present crop 
on March 31st for which date a seaboil. In the opinion of J. A MeColl, 
special programme has been arraug-1 of tho Vancouver harbor board. 'Tbe 
ed, Inehidlug several novelty features | total to date approximates Su.tiOO.noO 
for which prizes w ill ho given, and au ; bushuls. 
address by W. D. Kobb, vlce presldont 
In charge of radio lor tlio system. Tho 
top picturo KhowB the handsonto studio 
of CNTIW, rltuatoa In tho Fort Carry 
Hotel, and Mr llobb ut tint loft. 


.\iou.ail by unprovokeil bHbcKb 
upon leaeherH lo rural schools, the 
tioveriimeni of .Manitoha has under 
eoashh ratioii iiinendment of tho 
I'liblle Hchools Act as a nieaus of 
afiordhig Riealer proleetlon lo women 
teachers, lion. Charhts Cannon, min¬ 
ister of edueatlun. ha.i auuouneed. 


Will Raise Muskrats 
Tho leasing of .Muskeg I.ake.., lu Nor 
them Alberta tor the purpose of rats 
lag muskrats fur tbe fur I rude. Is a 
now Industry that Is under way. 


Hume men eseupe the trap:; of others 
only to he caught In their own. 


Dry nowspapers make good polish¬ 
ers for windows, mirrors aud ranges. 


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Till’] i;k(X)1?i>i:i{. tjaymoxh, ai.ta. 


WORLD HAPPENINGS 
BRIEFLY TOLD 


Was Nephew Of Livingstone 


Relative of Fomoue Explorer Dies in | 
Ninety-First Year [ 

AnotliPi* link rnlntlnR 11»o Rroat Afrl 1 
ran explorer, l>r. Pavltl Mvingstono, I 
to (lie present century was sovrird i 
with tho death at Ills resldcnct*, 08 i 
Queen's Dilve, Weston. Ont., of Nell , 
Mackenzie Uvlnsstono. his eldest l 
lit'phew. 

The late Mr. Uvlnfcstone was In hU 
Tlir .‘^laiilsh (;ov(-rnmi'n( li.ia tacll OUI > oar nail was, (li. roroii’, li, curly 


New Lieut.-Governor of B. C. 


The Belgian Senate has rnlif^ed the 
debt funding ngreemt'nt with the 
l*nltod Slnt*‘:T 

('anilnal Sllf, cotisin of t'ardlnal 
Gnsparil, papal seeretnry of hlate, is 
dead. 


I> nRiccil 10 FUjiiiort rolaiul In lur ainnhooil when the exploits oflils fain 
elnlin for a pei ninnenl sent on tin oils nnele were on every body 's lips. ' 
I.eaRiie or .Nnllons Connell. In ISTl. when Slnnley wa.s leadliiR his | 

Idthuanla has ask“d the Intervi'iitlon ' relief expedition Into the heart of Af-i 
of the Beagne of Nations agalnsl rica. deceased was thirty six years of | 


I'oland In connection with rec«nl 
frontier incidents. 

King Albert, of Belgiutn. will pre 
side over the opening fes.‘^lon of Hie 
International Rotary t'luhs nt Osti-nd 
In June. Seven thousand Rolarlan' 
are expected to attend. 

King Fuad ha.^ accepted an in^lta 
Hon from King (leorge to \lslt Lon 
don. lie hope.s to make thi' trip early 
In June after tlie opening of the Kgyp 
tinn Parliament. 

Picadors have heen haired trom 
Madrid hullllghts. The Society for the 
Pre\cnli»m of Cne lty to Tnlnials ob 
talned (hi.; rulnig from the mayor, 
w ho Is a lo. er of horses. 

(.'oinniatuler Ki unco, w Iio hroughi 
fame and glory to his country by his 
epochal night froni Spain to .Argen¬ 
tina. returned to Spain, with his flylnr 
coniimniuns. aboard u warship. 

A propo.«»al to repudiate Ibdgiums 
foreign debts contrar'id before the 
arDiislico. and to i*ay p(»st-arnii*‘tloe 
debts on tin rat*- of the Oawes plan 
receipts from (lerrnany, was Intredue 
cd In parllnmem by Si iialor (’barb 
Magnetic. 

Till* dirigible Norges. with wblob 
Uauld Amu.id'’en plans to journey to 
the North Pole, ha.j cairh-d cut a sur- 
cessful eight hour trial flight over 
Koine. The hliinp. carrying thirty 
persons, dreh d over Romo, several 
limes. 

Dr. H<*nry Spalding* r. who claims to 
have dlsc()>» red a in**llnMi for curing 
t)ibereulosI?’ in man and gee.<**. I.s re- 
cuperathiK on the Rlvieri from an Ill¬ 
ness believj-d to hav** h'M*n *lU“ to 
breathing tiil-rfle hadlM in hl.-t (hr. 
eva laboratory, ray. a dl-patdi. 

Tho four Australian wheat pools 
lin\e invited the ('nnadian wheat piuds 
to send a delegation to Au.<:tralla In 
AugUi>l. J. M. McDonald, of Aih‘- 
laide. South AU'itri^a, saya that fot 
U t-nteneed to pay tin- pi-naily of hid crim«» »hnt 


age. and ahuig wdth the rest of the 
world WPS awaiting eagerly tho dis¬ 
patches announcing progress. Two 
yenr.s later news came of the explor 
er's death In .Afrlen, although his jour¬ 
nals were KnN«‘d and given to tho 
warhl. 



ON THE AIR OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE 


What It Doing In tha World of 
Radio 


Has To Abandon Plan 

Snow Motors Not Fe.isible For Hau 
ing Supplies For Polar Expedition 
The attempt of Alexander M. Smith, 
to haul supplies lor He- Wilkins’ trans¬ 
polar t xpeditioii to P(-lnl Harrow by 
snow motor has h*'. n ealh d ofl by 
('aptain (e‘orge 11. Wilkins. 

Smith started from Ncnana. mar 
Falrhunks. .Alaska, with 15 !«ms (d 
gasoline and supplies on ten sledg. = 
The two snow motors u.sed to h.iul 
die sh-dges liave brok* n down r*'p' jil- 
c«lly and have been abh to negjiiate 
only 7ft miles In two weeks of ih • 700- 


I An opinion from corporation counsel | 
*!n Fhieago holds that oporallnn ofl 
I radio loud speaker late at night Is dls* 
j orderly con^liirl. 

The radio eryainl receiving set, 
W’hleh conflncfi reception mainly to the 
nearest hroudrasting station. (Kill is 
the predominant type i:ai'd In the Bril* 

I Ish Isles. ^ I 

j The newest and most powerful radio j 
I broadeasllng station in Northern .Af | 
bcrln Is being eroded In King Kdwarn 
Park. Kdmonton, by the Inlernntlonal i 
I Bible Students* yA.ssoelatlon. | 

j Mayor Mitchell, of Windsor, Is spon- 
Ids Honor Robert Randolph Bruce.' ®*’**"^ " "o'***' ^ideitnln- 

whose appointment ns lieutenant I i 

(lovernor of British Columbia was an-i’'®*' fiunimcr. He proposes, 

;nounced while he was In England. Hei*” Installed radio sets with am-, 
i arrived In Canada on board tho Cana-1 aro . n.lla.a : 

•llati Pnclflc steamer Montrose, and, 

, proceiHlod at once to Ida home all 'I'wo way radiophone conversations! 


Windermere. B.C. 


Germany's Industrial Situation 


deal 
, and 
M.P.. 


People Recovering From 

Endured Since the War 
I have be-?n hearing a goml 
about the Inside of (lennany 
learn that Sir Philip Dawson, 

Is rhortly puhlishlng a work on Its 
Industrial situation. No Kngli.Himan 
c*aii belter estimate It. At last t:u- 
niiddh>-(la6i- that Is, the professlonu! 

mile trail to Point Barrow hi time to »nedlcal men and their families— from Vancouver for morr 

b,- of n.-sistance to the lllghts, Wll- f'*** *l*‘.'*t time are Ih ginning a III 

kins-said. to recover from the terrible po^• 

The explorer belleve.s the local avia- **‘i'e endured since the war. 

lion held can he 4-nlarged suIBciently E'erybody work.*^ hard, but there is a 
to permif the large monoplanes of the R**(-‘**L shortage of capital, and Im 
expedition to take off wlnui fully load- Teutonic i-fforis are to be made 


c*i. 


Colony Of Hungarian Nobility 


’Itlwh^g^lle VonhTcncc "at FT. f^aut, 
Minn., he derhled that the Canadlnn 
and Australian wheat pools could work 
t<igelh» r. 


Repudiates Fascist Government joining farm. 


Several Titled Hungarian Families 
Take Up Land in Manitoba 
As a result ol tin* efforts of th» 
Canadian ('olonizutlon Associaiion, 
Manitoba l.< devtloping a colony of 
Hungarian nubility. In after the 
confiscation i>f llu-lr cstHte.-; In 1 ran- 
.-lyvanla, Jullu.*^ von Plossek de Zsol 
na, coloiud of the Imperial Hungarian 
Hu .^ars. and c )uni (le.^a lAn-lffy. came 
out to We stern Canada under the au. 
pices of the Canadian Pacific Railway 
an<l sccure<l a section of land near 

'* 'ii;ob.i. wlilch l4V"V hi>v»* 
netitlpfi:; Arc nw ri?ciiinTed 

develop«*d Into u first iTru’'diil’ 

Tliree luldi'ional fumllteR of the Hun¬ 
garian iiobl'.ity joined them shortly 
afterv.'ards anil now Count Bela Szap- 
ary. of Budapest, has £ 0 cur*d an ad 


to obtain it, if not from private inves-1 
lor.**, nt least from Anitrlcun and Eng- 
HkIi batikeis. (Jne audioiity assures 
me that Prussianlstn Is kllhil by the 
war. and that lin n* no Ill-feeling to¬ 
wards the Fng'idi. The hatred of the 
Fn uch \ i Intense. Daring the occupa¬ 
tion of tiio Ruhr, the Flench iTtsplayed 
the Fame lactte.^isness wiilch has made 
them such a failure as a colonizing 
power.—Llv-rpool Weekly Post. 


across the Atlantic with England 
reached a high point of perfection re-! 
c-cntly, officials of the .American Tele¬ 
phone and Telegraph Company of New 
Vork ropoited. Am.ileur listcners-ln 
Poverty heard the eonversallou on 12.ft00' 
metre wave lengths both ways. | 

A newr record for amateur radio 
rommunicadon is believed to have 
been established by a V'nncouver ama¬ 
teur. Earl Chang, when Mr. Chang was 
in eoiiiinunlcalion with a ship lying in 
Discovery inh't. Antarctic Ocean, a 
distnnee of more than 10.000 miles 
than fifty' 

minutes. 

As pastor of the world’s only aerial 
eulliedral, which has neither length, 
breadth or thickne.ss, and Is without 
site or location or latltu*le of any kind. 
Rev. Paul Rader, of Chicago, numbers 
his congregation by tho lens of thou- 
sands. Rader head.s the National 
Radio Chapter there and every Sunday 
he Conducts day-long services over sta 
lion WHT. which Is under lonlract for 
1ft years for this purpose. 



Horizontal 
' 1— Property. 

I 6—Being away. 

11 —(Mrrlage. 

12- -(Irab. 

14 —Musical Inslrument. 
15- Suffix meaning be¬ 
longing to. 

16 —To skin, 

18—.A 'c.ise of wood. 

ID Towards. 

20— ()ii»» who speeds. 

•22 .V continent (abbr.). 

2;D-Heavenly body. 

21— Covers with Ice. 

26 To come Into exl.st 
ence. 

27—Filling an Inkwell. 

2!* -City in Brazil. 
ao^A meadow (prov. 
Eng.) 

21 —To shut close. 

*.12—Tans over. 

24 Employs. 

26 A prescribed guldo 
for eonduct. 

P7 —To make indistinct, 
j 20—.A bone. 


twisted line of two 
strands. 

43 Pronoutj. 

44 - Indian. 

46— The outer garment 
of Iho Roman mat¬ 
ron, worn over the 
tunic. 

47— Encountered. 

45 -Near. 

50- Bulky piece of tlm 
ber. 

51— Idendcal. 

52 In a droll manner. 

52 One who edits. 

Vertical 

1 --(lives forlh. 

2' .A store pit for green 
I fodder. 

3—Fniall mound. 

I 4 —Article. 

( 5- -Come In. 

6 Ucnmlnlng. 

7 In such manner. 

X Recede. 

9--Mldday. 


41—A small. loosely I 10—A stale. 


13—Part of verb "to be.” 

16— Nine Inches. 

17— One quarter of a 
bushel. 

20- A layer. 

21— To Issue again. 

22 - More sore. 

25 —To show eonlenipf. 
26—To shut out. 

27 - Insurance (abbr ). 
2S—Aeriform liquid. 

2ft- Sluggishly. 

32—.\n exclamation ex¬ 
pressive of sorrow. 

34-Bone of the forearm. 
35 Discovered. 

37— The lower part of a 
ship's under water 
body. 

38— A measure of length. 
40- Mix. 

42— A rard game. 

43- -A note. 

45-Self. 

47—Small rug. 

49- House of Lords 
(abbr.). 

51—7ih nuisleal note. 


Woman Leaves Three 

Millions For Animals 


A Stabilized Easter 


Answer to Last Weels’s Puzzle 



^aiPSE @ 

^....fASHIONV^ 


■ Simpler Calendar I, Oeilrable and 

English Lady Wills Forlune For Fixed Date Maybe Nearer 

Bettering Their Condition Knsirr falls this year on April 4. 

IUt lovft for nnimals led an Knglish This iiiiikcs February 17 Ash tVednes- 


of ih< gooa Dr. 


lau'^daX, larm. 


lady, Mrs. S. M. (Irove-Koul, (»f Lou¬ 
don. to loavc pracllcally her whole for 
uno of over JS.OOn.OOO for Ihe bet lor- 
fM/uuiieJhtl/^ \ fonillllon of anlaials: 

Ilor bpquosts inrfuclrii: 

\t iiOnnis I mx ; nodd's ivianry mis F>n.... __ 

V £50.6ooTo llio Ih'opl. V 

: for Sirk Animals. 

I £10,000 lo the U.S.l'.C.A., on conUl It Is practically certain that all west- 
tlon that the chulrniau and incnibrrs . rii Christians would av<-i-pt the day so 
of coinmltti-os shall bo antl-vlvlscciion nxed, and since the easli-rn Christians 
ists and opposed lo sports Involving have generally adopted the tlregorlan 




I USlh‘if 


llay. The great Christian festival 
romeg In 1026 about midway between 
the earliest and latest dati-s on w-hicli 
It may occur—March 22 and April 25 
rr.apecll, ely. The Vatican aulhorllles 

.ilniemp^e es^^ahllshmrnt oVa' I1t,-d 
ilate for Faster. Should they do this 



Pope Dtnies Mussolini’s Right to 
Enact Ecclesiastical Reform Laws 
IMpe Plus has reinnllated l.se I'a- 
ei.-l (ioveniuieiif.s riKht to enact eerie- 
flasil'al reform leglslailon. Imrlng 
rert-nt months iheri- have bet-n perjl.-- 
tent rumors that an accord hotw,an 
Musaillnl and the Vallran wa.s In the 
making, hut the Pope's repuillallon, 
enntalneil In a lelter to Cardinal Ca.- 
p.irrl, indicates lhal lepoits of com 
promia- oil ih*. jiarl of the church 
wen- without foundation. lILs holt 
ms.s aililre.-sed C.asparri regarding 
orrle.«la8itral h gislallnn, whieh soon 
1.-^ to he advocated by the government. 
Tho Pope rem.irk3 that several roll 
giou.; experts have been Invited by the 
government to pariirlpate In drafting 
the laws, 

"The fact that clerical exiierl.s have 
been invited may cuus.. the belief thai 
It is done In agreement with the Holy 
See," wrote the Pope, "but no agre,- 
ment exist., and lh.se exi.erls ha.e n- 
ceived no mandate from us. 

"U.-garding legislation wlilch he 


A New Oil Industry 

Rat lesnake Oil Used In Medicine 
Brings Mexicans $100 a Gallon 
Ilattle.snake oil at $100 a gallon ha., 
brought a ni w- Industry to 'J'exas 
ci..co long has be. n known as an oil 
r. nirc, but tills Is an entirely new 
phase of the business. The oil Is 
used In medicine. 

Till Is the time for harvesting the 
rattlesnake crop, because the rattlers, 
ar*- dormant. A keen eye and a quan-; 
llty of dynamite are required. Search 
is made among tlie hills for a den of* 
rattlers. The deu Is dynamited, and 
the snakes are brought out. They 
are then rend.-red Into oil. , 

One snake producek only a small’ 
quantity, but sometimes several bun 
died snakes are found In one den. 



An Expensive Business 


Cost 


Iho death of Flap, door, f<»x. hare, rab- cah*ndar Ihoy would bo likely to do 
bit or any bird. Jlsh or any other anl tho same. However, as Ihe ehuren 
n.al; and shall use every moans lo authorities of 1582 disctissed serious 
abolish such sports. ly die oslabllshmeut of Easter as a 

' £k.0(tn to the Antl VlvlseclIon Ho., fixed I'arhmg'u'’wlZu!000 a mlnutd was the experience ea- 

'joyed by three prominent passongera 


Photographing Eclipse of Sun 
J $30,000 a Minute 

' Photographing the total orllpse of 
the sun-at an approximate coat of $3U,- 


reconlly from the Orient. 

The sciondsls. Captain L. Doniln* 


pilal. Buttersea. poned 

After variou-? oilier boquesls. tho taUf^ing surprUe. , 

residue of h.'r yrop. rly la left on trust m tho agitation for revision of the j o'* t'« ^ Vaacouver 

lor founding a society for opposing ealendiir eeelesiaHllcul usage plays, dolt 

sport and proiecliag animals. a highly Important part, yet the In-, 

Sho ahhorn’d hunting and kindred eonvenien.-e of malntalulng Indepciid- .. ,i„,. 

sports, and was strong In her demm ent churrh and secular calendars Is, < • “ «e nti 
elation of those who spend hours In obvious, and with selentlsis, ehurch- 
harrying a fox or a stag lo death. The ,„en and business men generally 
wanton deslruclion of game as a agreed that a simpler calendar Is de¬ 
means of sport wa.: also among her slrahJe Ihe liislallallon Id a fixed 

Faster may be approac hably nearer.— 

New York .®un. 


Would Be Unusual Case 


pet abominations. 

The legacy of Sjt'.fififi t** ''*** ll.S.F.- 
C.A., Ihe go-. eriiors were compelled It. 
decline on aeeounl of conditions ar 
lached to the bequest. 

Those who knew the deceased, de 
: scribed her as "A charming Utile old 
_ .u . Indv with a midA'letorlan atmospher.. 

A unarming o , , , , ‘ about her. Her large foi tune was In 

Adapted to the gUI of ■ l.p,.!,,.,), ..,,,1 came from the woollen 


Motorist Alleges Inscription On Boy’s ,„..re frock for general wear reveals , trade. 

Tombstone Is Libelous ; such new features as the raglan sleeve 

Can a iomh.stOMe inscription he libel-, cut ^at^^the should,-r, C^n^J^’s Electric 

' at thu shouhh’iB la fi'out. ami <‘ni’ i 


Old Letter Discovered 

Painted On Silk eand Contains 13,000 
Chinese Characters* 

With tragic history altachefi to it, 
an old IcIU-r has boon pie.soutfil lo tlm 
Pupe by the Vicar Apostolic of Sooul. 
The letter is painted on bilk and con¬ 
tains 12,000 Chinese characters. It 
was written in 1801 to the Bishop of 

the 


vard astronomical gludcnts, Wilson 
Powell and Adrian Rubcl, are mem¬ 
bers of the Swathmore College ex¬ 
pedition who journeyed to the Island 
of Sumatra to photograph the latest 
eclipso of January 14. 

On Ihe results of these photograp.is 
(akon under the direction of Dr. J. A. 
Miller, well known American astrono- 
inor, hunga the fate of the Eiiutoln 
theory, Captain Dominick explained. 
The plates which were sent to New* 
York will be developed at the Swath- 
! more laboratorleH, Philadelphia, and 
the success or failure of the photo¬ 
graphs should be known In about two 
months Time. 


longs to the sacn-d power of (lo<l. 

w rot.. 111.' I'opo, "Wf d,-clan- Hint im ous’.' ' a7 thrslV.mldoV's 'hr front" and cm i Power Development ' n. 1 H’ F..- 

such subjects we cannot rerognize in Blanche Hellaver, of Litchfield, HI-. patch pockets proclaim their ' __ p»*i sec.ut»‘d Churtdi in Coroo. It .was , Lnange In UirecUOn 

others any rights to l.-gl hit. uni ,'sh , may put th,. qu.-stlon up lo n Jury If, uselulncss. 'I hc ‘ 1'l Holds Second Position Among Nation, lutcrccpiod by Ihe police, and both Qf Japanese Current 

through convciilcnt iicgoliulions i.nil she decides to bring suit aguiusl Ihe ']•]„. r„|iur Of the World in Amount of ' wilK-r iiml hearer were arrested and | - 

ligltimale agromitnt.s with us. it lallvea of a blx>taroId boy who conwrllbU; and may be worn lurn Energy Developed killed. Ml.sfilouaiios In China recov 


"Xo sullahle m goHiiliona nor 1. gl was killed »hen he run In trout of hei , , 1 ,., jo,,^ ,|e emls fiir Canada now h ad.i Hie world In the er 

timute agreement can, or will, occur ,automobile. "‘'‘'o InTu v.^“s Size generation of eleclHe power p.-r capita > 

so long as the Inlquhous condiUons . The according lo the latest statistics avail-' P< 

impofced upon the Holy S,-i. and lionmn .stone reads. Lester Hutlol, killed h. 54.i„ch material. rrlce 2u jjpip imvlug a per eaplla g.-ueratlon 


; the lelter about thirty years ago 
hen the police archives were dis¬ 
persed. 


I'.ilUill exlsti." 


lllancho Ik-lluver, Oct. 1, 1925 


eenlB. 


of 878 kw. hours, .Swll'z. rluud cunies Soviets Will Not Enter Switzerland 


Earthquake Three Years Ago Believed 
To Be Respontible 
Tho Japanese Current, wMilch Is be¬ 
lieved to have Eoniewhat changed Us 
course since au earthquake in Japan in 
1923, Is forcing fish In Alaska to find 


Unto the End 
"Ily Ih.- way," said tin- 


Miss Hellaver Is threatening to bring I Kvery J'Ou and I'nlled .Stales third Uussla declined to purtlclpalo In the | new havens, declared a herring Heet 

suit on the ground that the epitaph is that smart t c ^^1 -»■ .q. 'im.o ......i i..u.niiuii,... ... >.eni.r..i-enre to be mier.-iinr nf IJouelas. Alaska. "It Is 

lawy..r who libelous. A corner’s jury exonemte.l U.awsJav^^^^^^^^^ . .. 

ed In our new FaHhloi^ ' 000 kw. l>ours, which pUiPos ('unada in of Nations. March 25. Ruesla'i* reply jthat tLie earthquake caused a change 


L..». from the ob- with 4S4. The total Inslalladon of Ir.toinational radio conference to be! operator of Douglas, Alaska, 

rs jury uuhllc. The designs illustrat- power In (’auada U 8.099.VJ2.- held under the aUbplces of the League' generally believed among Alaskans 

vuH drawing up du* will, "I notice that her of all blumo for Iho little boys ^ e , 

juu've iuiiut-<l hix bankers to he your death. 

>ou desired air of imiiviuuaiiiy. j'licc ui luu v»ui*w «.» *,»n.-,vavv%4 »»* •-•— -----. — — .• 

the book 10 cents the ^opy. veloped. not participate unless It \% held out- since 1902, there has not been any 

- ' --—.. 'side of Switzerland, because Switzer- snow. Days are eunny, with the tern- 

Buys Famous Blacksmith Shop 1 land has begn boycotted by the So '.perature ranging arouud 43 and 50 du- 
The old Caleb Taft hlaeksmllh shop, ^■h.| liovertimei.l since the murder ot grees." 


Y'es, 


It a Lie Ever Justified 
when It redeems a elute of 


pallbearer**. Wouldn’t >ou rather^ 
choose toim* fiicnds wi h whom you 
ur»* on better terniK?" j 

•‘No; ihal's all light,” was the quick things worse than lUclf. 
reply. "Those lellowa have tarried 
me .so long they might as well fiiil.-^h 
the job.” IhJhtou Transcript. 


Inaled In th ' hf-arl of the 8t>le among the nations nf.tothu iuvUation reads; "We are much in die direction of tho Japanese cui- 

Ileslr^d air oMndlvlduality. Ihlce of the world In ngard to power de- interealed in the conference, but can- nmt. This winter, for the first timo 


How To Order Patlems 


A doctor often has to deceive his 

‘’“irrn.et“r'ma'n”ehlslng‘a womai. Address-Winnipeg Newspaper Union.,i,uated In the Chestnut Hill district 
with the lutent to kill her. and he: US McDermot Ave.. Winnipeg 

asked me the way she had gone, I pantm No.Size..... 

I should feel Ju.sHfled lit misdirecting; 

him. .. 

1 Olhi-r Instances wll Isuggest them- . 


Another Game Reserve 
Hon. J. F. I'erreault, minister o'f col- 
unlzailoii. iiilnes and fisheries, has 

brought In a measure to provide that ,, j ,, . 

Ihe island of Anticosti in Ihe Gulf of B-Wes, such a Herod, tho mu dererj 

Et Lwreuce, shall on proclama.lon ’>*'-lohn the Hap. si, who would not 

become a prolecU-d reserve for the "e but would kill. 

acclimatizing, breeding and conserving ’; Yet theae extraordinary > 

.at. kinds Of fish and game. iHlrke. 

W. N. U. 11519 ICadman. 


Name 
Town , 


FrovlDce .... 

Send 20c coin or stamps (wrap coU 
carefully) 


Mass., Immortalized by Lungfellow In 
his "The Village Hlaeksmllh Shop," 
has heen purchased by Henry Ford. 

It Is a plan of Mr, Ford that the 
building shall be added to his collec¬ 
tion of buildings and objects of bis- 


M. Vorovdky." 

Saving Huge Sums 
Tho secretary of the IJoudulon fuel 


Good Honey Customers 
laist year the houey sent front Can¬ 
ada to the Netherlands umounted to 


board, C. I). Hotchkiss, has pointed out ■ 262,000 pounds, having a value of S 


torlcol Interest In the vicinity of Way- 
side Inn, Sudbury. 


From the bachelor's viewpoint, mar¬ 
riage U a failure because lie falls to 
marry. 


that Ihe Imporlallon ot American hard 
coal is on (he decline. lo 1921, Can¬ 
ada Import 3d around 3.500,000 tons, 
and In 1925 (be Importallun had fallen 
to 2,000,00 Otons. So Canada Is sav 
Ing huge Bums of money by being fore 
ed to look for some substitute for an 
Ibrsclte.—Kingston Etandard. 


420—a very substantial increase over 
the returns for the preceding year. 
Tho Hollanders are certainly Canada's 
second best customers as regards 
honey. 


In the straits of Florida the gulf 
stream la 22 miles wide. 


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THE RAYMOND RECORDER 


Correspondence 


News Notes 


Sf^THER. Booklet 
Jw Farmers- 


Tlio iiiHrrinK'’ <>l Min-i Z'-1 Ih Wnll 
to Mr IjoiiioikI Cox, lH)tli of Huy- 
nuinrl, wnH 8o]omiii/.<'<l nl tho C’linl- 
Hton tf-iiiple lost WoiliH'Rilny. Tln'ir 
miitiy fricndH wish tiii-in miicli ha|)- 
pinoHs. 

'ri»« intrvioi- of th«^ srooii (1 ward 
!iiootinK hoOHo lias Ixs-ti ropaiiit^sl 
and now prrsmts a fri-sii, <d<‘an«p- 


Kilitor Ih-i'ordrr:- 
Tho attontionof the mayor, oonn- 
i-.il mon and ultifons of Raymond 
is l-ospoclfnlly oalhsl to tho proh- 
loin that oonfronts oitir.cns rosiding 
on tho IiiKhor slopos of liio o'ty. 
Thoso (dti^ons for many yoars have 
toioratod tho inoonvonionco of 
water shortaKo that has occnrixsi 
tcM) fis'iim.-ntly, hut never before 
hastho condition hc’on nioi-e serioas 
than at present time. During the 


I N pumunce of its policy offHentOyctHipetatiaa 
with the fiuming interests of this country, the 
Bank of Montreal is now issuing a new text 
hook for farmers, entitled "Hogs for Pork and 
Profit.” The booklet u a practical guide to the 
breeding and finding of pigs, and its trah* it 
greatly hiceeased by photographs iUuttrating eaety 
point that is made. A copy may be obtained, ssilh* 
out charge, on application at our ntascet Btanch. 

Previous booklets diatributsd by iha Bank are— 

'’Diversified Patmini^ 

The Cow, the Mother of Pro s perity" 
"Poultry for the Fatm and Home” 

The Bank hat distriburrd tens of thousands of 
these booklets throughout Canada, and numerous 
formets have expressed their appredadoo to our 
local Managcn. 


AT 8:15 P. VI 

Matinee at 3 o’clock. .\Jmission 10c 


Cast of Characters 


Thn fully-ft'dl'P*''* Eserx Coatli 
is now htiinst sold in Kaymond for 
IMddO. 8".- Kr.*d Lind, KsymotKl. 

Hortrd df Trade ineoling toninht 
at tho town at 8 o’rlook. Imjxirl- 
nnt hiisiivwH. Bo tivoro. 


Lady Harriot, maid of honor to yinwn Ann<v. . 

\nin-y, hor frioini. 

Hir Tristan Mickli-ford, oou«in to L.xly Harriot 

Lionol, an unknown. 

PliinkoM., liis foster la-othur . 

Shorrifl'of Ilicdimoml. 


Kmil Wood has wM his farm to 
Clillord Bald and will soil all of 
ids farmeto(*k and ospiipiin*nt at. a 
Halo to ho liold noxt work. Ho will 
i-oaHO fariniiiK ojH’ratians and will 
dovoto his timo to otbor intorosts. 


BANK OF MONTREAL 


The claHsii! <<|wra ^’.Martha” will 
lx- pivMincod hy hn-al play<f« to¬ 
morrow nig-ht at tho Opora Houso. 
Mr. Tollostnip win) has the pro¬ 
duction in oliatKo, informs us that 
all of tho priiioipalH aro well rip in 
thoir iiarts, and that the chor««oH 
aro exeopioiially woll prepared. No 
one hIiouIcI iiiIhh KoeiiiK tliia beaia- 
ifiil musical offorinx. 


Established l8l7 


To 1x1!,' 8ottinx 
-Hiimp WitlxH.k, 


WANTED- 
Hons, any kind. 

Raymond. 

Born—To Mr. and Mra Arnold 
Zaliriskio, adauxhtor, Utaij. Mr. 
Zai)riskie rcturnod here ou Tnos- 


IRaymond Branch: P. 13. iVlACLA ManaRci 


Lady Harriot’s B,^ii<|,iir 
—TIio Bichniond Fair. 

— Farm Honso of Lioii”! 
—A MitnliiiK 8o,-no. 
-Same as .\ot 1. 


B-.‘t pulp is fast iKunx consnmod. 
Out of tho initial lH.iHiO tons only 
l.'iOD tons roinaiii. 


OR(’llK8TRA—Violins, l.i. l 1 
Kton,,; <'onict,^. Fanl Ih iM, A 
< lai iin-t:,, ( I :. 1. ■ .il. 'I' | 

B.'iincit; Troml'om', 1{, W. T,>1 
I'illi, 1 Tol!, till] 
nt tfi >' lyruiffp 


r,n.ii Mitcli.-tl; 
seat in Karliament 


Basketball 




Itluniit/ -.1 


NO WAITS BETWEEN ACTS 


Tlio t'lillowiiiK tfloxriiiii was ro 
ladvod from *1. I. I’liK*' "t 13diiion- 

toii roxardiiix l)ask,-thal! fli-fiiito: 
r.lth have dopositi'd Slot) with mo 
I to lio ji.r.d to l.u ks 1,11 p itivoas- 
: saraiiO'-of r‘i,lay. I),iyonr h'*st to 
I hurry replay. 

j Tlio .Im ks r,'|,Ij': Will iday in 
11-Miiioiitoii, .lai-ks rotainiiif' In 
jioint l„ail, providiiiK Wtii will r,-- 
fund Stl.'jt) duo us aii l x'>arantoo 
S2.a(l t,i oovor i-.Niioiifi,' .of triii to 
I-Minuiitonor williilayiii Raymond 
on ,;v<'ii isiiiit, hasi.s and will xuar- 
aiit,'o Itttli 82ol)l,i oov, r ■ \ii,iis,' 
of tri], to liaynioiid (ii‘iviiliiij.; Itilh 
will r<Tinid sl.'iO duo ou. 

Or will play in (aiKary, l.i k lo- 
I .liiiiliK HI |)oint h ad, di\ i'liiix x >t,' 
on l.-in—.VI Ijasis iiroviilin,.; liMli 
will i', riiii,l si .oil duo iiv. R. |’. r -,, 
to ho a man from indti. Filio,ni¬ 
ton or Rayiiioiid and ap|„,io(, d liy 
til,'. I xoi iilivo of tho A. Ik .\. as 
)ior oxocntivo ruling. 

•All xuiinintooH to he (.,)iifii'iiiod 
liol'oro vi.sinx team leaves liome. 


Reserved Seals 75i- 
Seal Sale I’e%;r Fan Cafe 


(ie!i. .Admission 50t 
Kitls ill (iailery 25(; 


Rex Theatre Cash Prize Coupo 


Submitted by . 

i estimate that the tottil numlsi.r ci puij admission 

the I3c\ tjn Monday, \I imbi 22ni.l will he. 

Shov.iiiii on this ni;jh(: “RE\ ELATION’’ 

A CASH I’RIZF ..f Itt. of t ,- l ,1, ■ a .i, 

dat-(,'X. ln-iv., ..f t.i';| will I.., pai,! ili,. |„.|s,in wli,, is in .| 
an,-., at thi- how ami e. li,i Iia- iii.ul,' lli" lOMivst .•slinial,i t, 
nii!iiii,'r iiai,| a'liiii!--i.nis on l i.- - .ii,I ,lat. . This 


ODPor ICII—hkt.r, .1 B.UI.fiel,U r., 1 ,. au,b«. nihl 

Which the hotel opens. A half-mile toboggan run, 
brilliantly illuminated at night, sends the devotees 
of th.s form of sport whizzing at a 60-milc an hour 
el p straight up to the main entrance of the hotel. 
nie.se are only a few of tho winter pleasures so 
avishly furnisht'd. 

For th<«e who prefer to take their outings more 
seriously and with a greater expenditure of energy. 
.•XI ursions on snow-shoes or skis have been arrange,! 
wa.eh will carry the eiithus .ist 


^pecial holiday festivities at t'tiristmas. niclud.rig a 

superb firesvorks display at ihe Chateau Kroii- 
t: nac opencj tne two montlis winter siiorts season 
],rogranime ot the Frontenac Flul, at tfuebec (,'ity 
'J'liese continued all Christmas w.ek and were follow 
ed on Hecenilii r dO hy the iniernationai intercollegiate 
«ki eompetition in which two intrics from Yale and 
entries from .Mi'nill, I.oyolu and Uiiiv, rsity of Mum- 
real at Mimirenl. Ottawa Colligc at that city and 
I.aval Universuy of Quebec, compctid in a five-mile 
cross country ski race and in ski jumping. The 
former was won by McOill and ihe latter by Loyola 
while Loyola also won the Frontenac Winter Sports 
Club trophy for the best aggregate of points in the 
competition 

The opening of the New Yi-ar was featured by 
hockey games in one of which Princeton University 
played s Quebec team. Sons of Irolaiid. and were 
defeated. There were also bob-sled races and ski. 
joring 

Continuance of fine weather and favorable snow 
conditions have brought the winter spurts well into 
their stride and after the first American invasion by 
the Or. Tozier party of about 270 people from Boston, 
there came a further descent of many tourists from 
vaiiuus states ir the Union to partake of the keen, 
iiivigiirating air and exhilarating sport offered in 
auch abumianco. Ilulh the first and all succeeding 
parties |iut up at the Chateau Frontenac. Individ-1 


I lave yi, 111 - liariK’S' r<.“|i 
F. .1. Kliaffer’s I'unn. iioitli 
ar Fai-toiy.—Kdw. Hliaffei 


NOTICE 


Notice to Patrons of 
Duffy the Tailor 


.NOTH'F is liei-oliy xiv. n tliai, unil,'i- lli ■ iirovisious ..f 'I'lio \\’al, i 
L’h,;i'H’ Districts .Act, 1!I20, tlio iiipl'-rsixii,',! lias his n aiMioiiiT. ,| 
Inilil an cl,‘clic,ii of tliroc (inly iiniililleri p-r.soiis to comji.i.s,-, ’lie li.mid 
of inanaxcis of the Water ITs-'i's’ Distiid of Ra.vmon<l. wliicli , oiii 
jirisi's tlio foll'jwitix area; 

l*lun-118i) ,1 Raynioii,|. I'lan 178.^ .1 Raynionil. I’ li-ts ,Se,-. 21 
ami 2.0—11 21 — ■!. Hoc. lit ami DO *1 —20—.J. 

Tin- pel's,niH entitled to v.ite are tlie iiienifnTN of tlie water users 
association of tlio said district, i. e., sncli isirsons as are of the full uK' 
of twenly.ono years who are ,K>cupiers of land situate witliin fli,- 
district. 

Now tliercforc th,; electors so <inalilieil t,i vote aro hor,;l,y notilieO 
to attend at tlie Raymond Town Hall on the 27th day of Mareli. l!(2i;. 
at the hour of ten o'clock in the fori'iiooii at which lioiir uirl place I 
w ill i)roe<‘,sl to receive iioiniHulioiis for iiersons to serve as sucli niaii 
ax,’rs and if at flic lioiir of eleven o’clock in the fornooii of the said 
day more than three jiersons have h,'on nominatisl 1 will fortliwith 
],rootled to hold a iioll and reei-iv,* th>i v,it,‘s of iieistiiis ipialilh'd to 
vote whi,'ll poll will continue ojsni niitil airl elo.so at the hour of fiv, 
o’clock in tlie iifl,unooii of the said ,lay at whi‘ h time I sliall declare 
the result of the poll. 

Dated this 17th day of .March, lt)2ti. 

<>. 11. SNOW, llei'iirninx OUioer. 


< )wing to a very serious op,'ra- 
li'iii upon my lirotlier, who is in a 
Vanconviu- hospital, I am com- 
(sdh'd to 1,‘avo my husinessherc for 
a sliort is'i iod. Will return as 
so ,,11 as possihl,,. Any work miw 
in ni.v shop will Is! ilelivercl hy 
•Mr, .McCarthy at H,)tel Raymond. 
DUFFY THK TAILOR. 


mV »>mcr apoils pLuciuimiic lase 

m international hockey matches, of which Fiinccioii- 
IS 0 fair example. The same Quebec 
f™"' Dartmouth Uni- 
veraity. The big noiae.s arc, however, two. Febru- 
holding of tho International 
Snowshoe Union during which world and Canadian 
Championship snowslaa- races will he run. It ia ex¬ 
pected that nearly 3.000 uniformed snowshoers will 
be present from all over Canada and the United 
"/ "hf-world Freneh-Canadian 
event will distinguish this 

Following ilie Muidi Gras festival and carnival on 
lehiuury III the iiitematioiiul Dug Derby will h» 
held heliruarv IS-lU-lIO. It will cover 135 miles in 
r " P*' * “f ■»S miles a day. 

fsS M “"d Western Canada, from 

the New England StaUis, and even as fur as Chicago 
are scheduled to take part. * 

Wf-'k ooen champion- 
ship Bob Sled races will bring the season to a con¬ 
clusion February 27. One of the most popX 
featurea of went years ii the team of huskyV^doge 
under the gnldance of Arthur Beauvaie the wefl! 

“*• M<k)HbUbl. 


Auction Sale 


inpa. Skating !• catered u> by a rink that le 

•ied right oa tha famoui Dtiffnin Tarraaa onto 











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THE RAYMOND RECORDER 


Min. Moson Andfnon s Rpcndin^i 
n ri>\vdi>s .11 11 ly oil .—CurilNt n 


S' 1 ll lit .MliHl'ot 

( N lillK IMIH H Imi 

t <1 till,' ll 

( I attuiiiliiiii'i) Ir 

d iiioiiig mil 'I •• 
t -IP «'■ 1 II 

I 11 pi'oK I m 


lliiniiltoli of 
a • iHial olu I) 
1 -ii-ai 


.ct.UluOlK til ll..,v.Ul ill- 

•'led by iho Rcdcuptorlst Fallirm 
mout 800,000 pilsiims visited the 
famous Ste. Anpo de Ran iprc shrin© 
durlnif the season of 19J Tlnety- 
nine countries wefe rcpic.sented. Of 
tlie number mentioned, 14r,,O.IO came 
by car and the rcinuindcr by truin. 


^ V i: ■ V1 qua / tnat is Duiit into 
j any prodiic ■ ^ measured finally 
■ ^ by tlie deg . ^ of its acceptance 
1 by the pui lie. Only the best 
can hope to win and hold the 
proval, for ap; roval has ever been 
confidence and confidence must 


Seven Americans, louri-.n the 
vorld on the Canadian Pai ./ic liner 
“F.mpress of Scotland," wiboincd 
the New Year from the t*.> of the 
Great Pyramid in Keypt. Four 
ynunp ladies and three men left 
their party camped on the sands of 
the Sahara and climbed the pyramid, 
"for a little excitement." 


Two new steamship tines have 
made Halifax a port of call this 
year, and during the first six months 
of the year the increase in ship ton* 
rage was over one million tons. For 
the ten months of 1925 the increase 
in ship tonnage, compared with the 
same period last year was over 
1.500,000. 


Pul ihc confidence has made the Ford the 
world’s most popular car. It has pioneered 
motor transportation in every quarter of 
the globe and because of fundamental 
souodness has maintained an established 
leadership. 


Canada's exports to Soviet Russia 
have increased three hundred fold 
daring the past twelve months. 
1 .ide figures available show that 
i‘. the twelve months ending Octo¬ 
ber 31, Canada exported goods 
Vibieu at $11,000,000 to Russia, as 
coii.parcd to $IS,0U0 for the preced¬ 
ing twelve months. 


Four international sporting event' 
are to be held at Quebec in Febru 
ar'. There will bo the 


'seuui 


Today it is accepted throughout the world 
as the standard by which all transportation 
un..-s are judged and its performance under 
ordinary and extraordinary conditions has 
made its dependability a matter of tradition. 


la'."., ... 1.1 

including 1,000 men coming from the 
State of Maine; a hockey match be¬ 
tween the Sons of Ireland and the 
Dartmouth College team; the Hu- 
bart Curling Bonspeil; and the In¬ 
ternational Dog Sled Derby. 

George Rollin, yard agent at Place 
Vigor .Station, Montreal, retired 
under pension arrangements on 
January 1 , 192 c, after forty-six 
years of service with the C.P.R. Ho 
entered the employ of the Company 
as messenger at Hochelaga, now 
called Place Viger Station, on April 
24, 1879. J. A. S. Racicot has been 
•ppolnted to fill Mr. Bollin’s posi¬ 
tion. 


Four students from Britith Hin- 
rerslties, comprising the Bril' h h,;- 
PerUJ Debating Team, are now i,» 
Canada maating a number of Cana¬ 
dian univarsity and collage debating 
Warns in a wordy battle on tho 
merite of "The Geneva Protoeel and 
The League of Nations"; “Thu De¬ 
generacy of Western Civilization,’’ 
and "The Singapore Base.” 

From 40,000 to 50,000 British emi- 
grants will come to Canada under 
the new cheap passage arrange¬ 
ments made by the Canadian and 
British Governments and transporU 
tlon companies. Hundreds of In¬ 
quiries have already been received 
from those anxious to benefit by the 
new plan and among them are many 
from domestic servants. 


CARS • TRUCKS • TRACTORS 


News Notes 


Advertising 

ii the Sunshine of 

Business 


Kxtoutiiv 


e aro being made ' ior 
Hohool Louse the celebration to b« hold at ’cam- 
rose, Alborta, by the Norse peaple 


Mayor O. H. tinow wae 
to Cardstoii laat week. 


‘ ^ Dc.mbei IJ, 
1928 inclusive, a total if 201 ,t/ 7 A,. 

bushels of grain were marketed 
^ong Canadian Pa-lfk-western lines, 
tif this amount tlierv were 164, 191 ,. 
P'W bushels of wlieut .md 87,778.HdB 
bu.shels of otlu'r gi. i,,,. Lo.Jir.g, 
scr the aanu* ivf-ri-i.l were 
cars of gr iiii tmimi. 182,074,850 
bushtls as n nod to 88,8«M cars 
for tl osar, 10 , 1 , : 
b a 8,(10 i bu.li.1,. 





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THE ina’OUDKl?, K’AYMONI), ALTA. 


Gradual Reorganization 
Of King Cabinet Said 
To Be Contemplated 


Appeals To Privy Council Germany Hears About 

King of Swailland ProUHt Agalntf War-Time Conditions 

I LOiing Mountain Sirongboldo - - 

laOinlon.— Tin* KIdk of Swar.llund, 3ecreti of Mutiny In Navy Rtvoaltd In * 


,.Sobhnza II.. whh n'proBrntod by 
,Hol ns an iipiH>llant bofore tlie privy 
coiinrll ror«-nily. 


Reichatag Speech 

Ib'rlin. -SUirtllnK rovolailons nitli 
r^'gnrd to llio nuVn) liunK<‘r slrlkos nn<l 


i A stilktiiR flRuri* In court was tho muthujus mood protallinK In the 
. — uttornfy-Krneral, whoso neKro fhTiiinn navy in 1917 have Just boc‘n 

k In The I features contrasted stroiiKly with his by Herr Dltlmnnn, the Sorlallsr 

® I very now forensic wig. 11 c Ik quite *lt'pnly, In a lonp speech delivered he 

Alfasrln |^ 0 flje|ali|j' 0 ’^triK. Is a Kinduate of Oxford I’nlver- ^P'^elal ronimlttee appointed , 

® alty, an LL.I)., of London Vnlverslly by the UelehntnK to Inquire Into the 


Rural Credits Measure 
And Pension Bill To 
Come Before House 


Urges Reduction Of 

Canada’s Gold Reserve 


OllRwn. llipin no cnblnot Wpplf |n Til® |fr.-iturp« rontrnsted nlrouRly with liln niiidc by Mi-rr Dlltmnnn. IIk- Sotl«ll«t D J i’ 

•ppolnlniPn.H drrinml Prondor WCeK in IHe vory now foronMc wIk. Ho |« q„l,o .lopuly. In a lonp opoorb Uollvoro.! b, UrgeS RedUCllOn 

nR. fo ottlni? n mootInK of the conn- AlhertSI I pflidatlll’P " Kfndimlo of Oxford I’nlvor- f'’*'’’ ''‘p ►pocliil roniiniKoo npptdntod C 

niueild LV^lMdlUre Vnlvorally '»• <I.o ItolobataK to lo.„,lro Into ibo UnSfla S U 

rile loRl.'ilnllvo proKrnmnio. for Pi'- j Agriculture Deale With'"'"' “ nienibor of Ibo IlnRlIrb Ilnr, Al- nauecii of C.orinany'a collapno In Hie - 

.. n.iilton to tho liouac aftor „io ro. FLmg Sr.Hon " the i -loU no par. In the aelii.i, -nr. Cou/d Be Pro.tably Cu 

openlnK Mnrrh IB. wae. It la iindor- Province ! nrRiinienl binloft tlio iiiBimiont to two Horr Dill man alaloa tbat the elilef Bank 

olood. iiRaln iindor rnnridoralion. A Kdnionl/m.—Tho debalo on Ibo ad-KnuHsh Kina's eoiinsol, ho Kmuinl of tlio iiion's dlsronlonl diii -'< ro'onlo. - Ili-asons 

fiirllior conforonce holweon -niotnbors' Alborla loalHluliire eon '''■nponslble for Inilldlna iip!'«K Hie so c alled "maiiRol-wiirzel win ’’liimld loso no lime lr 

of Hie eablnel and exeeiiHves of Hie ^ 'Hie whole ease for Kins Soblmsn's op ' H'l" of inifMT and In Hie followinc '■'nndaid and wli 

I'roKresHlve parly was bold Imniodl- o.e | suninior wii, Hio bad quality of iiie , nmlmrlse a ri 

Bloly iiflor ronrluslnn of Ibo sllHna I Ilrlon.r, Hi" easo Is dial liii-Ro Irarlsjrond supplied lo the crews, and Hieir " «'>'>■ "'servi 

of Hie eoiinell. I . _i. of niounliiin sirnnabnids Inehidine ibe ‘ liidlamillon at Hie viisHv siiiiorlor i'''* " Martin, c 


Blely iifler coneluslnn of Hie sllHna | Ilrlen.r, Hi" lase la Hial liirae Irarisjfond supplb'd lo the crews, and Hieir 

of Hie counc il. j concludliia speaker was h^,, nf "''"'nliilii stronaliolda. Incliidliia the j Indlamillon at llic viisHy siiporlor 

Dally niecIliiKS for Hic consldera-, burial place for ages of departed klnas lullons supplied lo tlndr onicers. 

Hon of liKlsIallon. which will be In-' i,„ „„,-|p„||ural and Swaziland, have been lllcgnlly tak-' An Inrldehl Hint occurred on board 

iiodiiccd nricr (lie iidjournmcnl. have' ,i,p ,,rov ''''’ '>y ll'«' Swaziland ' Hie batllosbip TliunlnRen shows Hie 


been and will continue lo be bold 
dining Hie present week. , 9 ,^ ,- 0 , };25B.onn.OOO., f ) ™ 

While II Is iinderslood llial there .p,„. y,,.,,, ,9 husliols, *^"l■••m)^lrpes generally, 

will be some eablnel Ie-organizatlon. Ip,y,„^, „ „p ,o 3 ,o„q,nuo i,ug„Hs. -- 


The lolal value of all agi Iciil-;‘'"'■‘’‘’''•■‘"""•I 


the pnxcjSH may turn out to be rather 
a Knulual <»no. Amalgamation of e» r* ii}q„,.y 
tain departnientp, with a resultant de-j ^|j ‘ 
creiise in the number of iiortfolioM, l3 |n.jRn()o<)(jQ 
expiTlcd. Deparlmeiits which may quo (M >0 
disappear by thin proeefs are Buldlerflj imlryinR d 
civil re-eptabltshmenl. health and fhe 
department of secretary of state. ,.(j 
The possihllily of an amalKamatlon renUzf.fi izuii 


filvInK a total of 103.000.000 busliels, 
Ihi* second largest In the province's! 


fi private corporation; Into v. hleh tlie I1 'm*( had de- 

Vlop trade In eat lie and tei lorated. The oflic ers, while at 
jurees Kcnerully. mesa one day, w« re suddenly drenched 

_ I with water from a hose which was 

I , I j turned on them hy an unknown liand, 

lorsl Plinishni 6 nt 'atnl. despite Hie closest Inve.'»llKntic»n. 

- __ !the culprits re!iniine<l undiscovered. 


iirgest 111 Hie provinces, (]QjspQ|.j,| PimishmeUt '«»''• '•"Mdle Hie closesi lnve...llgnH<.ti. 

All field crops telallcd In value' - illic culprits reimilncd undiscovered. 

and fora*,, cron, tifi Advocates Spanking Machine to Put < •"' Pl''lure of military (.ermnio 
lorag, crops tie.-^ Fear Into MInde of Evil Doeri i Has he. n revealed by Herr 


II. . ! Wlnnlneir_U It (tnilinm K (’ i Dlttmann has come as a slmck lo 

noiryiiiR did imt make the same pro* 'MnnipeR. n. n. wrunnni. 

Kies, as In former veais. but Inrreas- I>'-o«'''Ulor. eonllnued 1.1s ndvo- 1 ">«">• f.ern.ans who had been kept In 

ed prices kepi ibe v.ilue up. the total,*■”'>' ‘'O'-poiul pmilsbnient as a do- | lK»o.anee oi ll.c seamy side of Her 

reallzi'd being t2S,l)00.(n)il. I’oiillry ‘o crime. In an address before ,'>'un> s melliods during Hie war. 


of Hie drpn.lnieni of Hade and eon. „,odi.r.lon totalled »s,000,n00. egg pro "*'• I 

tiieree w lHi Hint of niiaiiee bae also dneilon being J.'i 000 000 I I’l'S slcal pain, unironiily Inflicted 

been s.iggcslcd, j ,;,...on,lng quite an I">« f'"’ >fvci.ge. 

Tlial Hie prime nilnlsler v.lll soon industry In SouH.orii Alberta. HG.OOO;'*'' ""'f 1 

make an elTorl to sir'ngllieii bis eab- )|,g i„.i„g produeed last year. |lo crime. He termed Jail senteiiecsaj 

liiel by Hie appolnimeni of one or Fialder corn had made remarkable dogglni^ revnlllng. He' 

more nilnislers from Ontario Is ex- ilevelopinent Alberta bad last year •ol'lcllon of pain Mlib , 

peeled. The mime of W. D. Kuler, g |,|,,5 999 200,000 eat- sonllmeni and will, absolute uni | 

North Waterlo<L U m*'ntlom‘d In eon 'jp. world’s markets forinity by a means of a device fclml*| 

nertlon with one of th<' cabinet varan-j report of the health di part to "a spanking niarhino.*’ ] 

l ies. Other posslhlli.les are .T. <-- nienl showed Hmt i.iucluprogress had "•> ■''■P'-A'f'l a previous assertion, 

wr Ml.lal.vfl. V a>.a v.it.ig.®'. tlinf IfiUo lAfiv.. rsAnai.il ti. r>r.<.t*i>«(. uu 


One New Membership 


Cou/d Be ProfiUbly Cut By $50,000,000 
Say* Royal Bank Economist 

Tonmto. - Ki'asons why t'anada 
should lose no lime in leiiirning to a 
gold standard and wljy tlie Dominion 
slmuld aiiihorfxe a redurlion of the 
country’s gold leserve were present 
ed by 1). M. Margin, economist <»f the 
Uoyal Ilank of (’anada. in an address 
dellvercMl hehne tlie ejuniueriljtl ile- 
purlm<*iit of the I'niversliy of T'oronto. 

r>y koeping up i'unndu's goltl re¬ 
st rve to the present le\el, Mr. Marvin 
estinmietl about $2,no i.OOO Hunually H 
btdng lost in Inlere.st. 'J'he pi»*.s»'jit 
total Intldlngs of $23s.U0ft,oo0. he said, 
may wfdl bo rtduced by $r) 0 .oiMt.imo, 
and tliU refiurlli>n u.<‘d to it'dne** for 
tdgii debts. 

‘ Tliere is Increa.^ing tompeiidon ! 
'tween various parts of liie Piitisli ihn 
pire for Ilrlii.sh eapKal. Ihltish Imml 
grulion anti IhjiiKli Interest.” suld .Mr. 
Marvin. ‘ ('npltsil in uudoubtt diy eon- 
[servallve ami for years lo conie U will 
[prefer countries which aii* tb‘flimely 
on n goltl b;e-i.<<.” 


For Lrague Council p|,„, 


Report Says Germany Alone Will Be 
Honored For the Present 
Lontlon.— Tl»e latest deVcdopmenls 
surrounding the nietdirg of the l 4 eague 


Red Lake Passenger 


... rllor. will, one of Hie eablnel vucan-i t,„. _,,orl of ibeb...lH. d,..ml lar to "a Fpanking machine," -u. ooou.og „.c n.eer.rg o. me ..eaKuc 

eles. other possihllftlea are .T. C. „jp„( nhowtd that inueh nrogrt'SK had rept^ated a previous assertion^" ‘ *^***"3 seem to indicate that (»er- 

KlIloH, of West MIddlepi X. and Jaiiiea | roiiib ilHng dlBi ase p ir "'A' ■!"''* openite asl"''*"’ " '''^'Wd to a per 

Malcolm. Noril. Ilc.ire. Alfi.-d Stork, ^7 and P'^nl-hment and have .level-! *>» ‘"o 

of Skeen... has been men.loned tn , “ - dU ig c I Ic" ^ -u-ters ror >;“ that Hie q.lesllon of Hie claims of 

. . >'“'"utig CIIIIICB .mil puiiiic IICHIIII , , , , , „ . Il'oliind, Spain and llrazll for similar 


eonneellon will) Hie di|mlv speaker nurses Miinlclnsl iinsidi-ilB wen- -- .■ - -.. - . ■. . .. . 

, ,,, . , "UIH, s. .uunicipai nospii.iia win _ lionor.s will be left to Hie meeting of 

ship, whlcli wi.l piobably be lillcd seivliig npproxlimllely 1 Ifl.OUl) of ^ ^ ' the assembly In Seiilemher. 

. 11,1 , P'"'populailon. Claims Prohibition AusI.h Cliambeilaln, Hie Uilt- 

A la. Iff rom nlssioi. Is to be ai )j27 n.oHi. rs rerelved allowances ill. I.sli foreign secrela. v. Is said to have 

poln ed, and Hie go. e. nmenl has a .i..^ Mothers' Allowance Art las. {^yf WaS Vlolatcd receded Iro.ii bis reported Bland In 

number of names unde, roiisldeia- ,28). - permanent mem- 

lion for Its personnel. 1 hero are no? imi Aitw>niinir.T.ic w.hiI.i v... infir*. .... ,, .> 

, .11 I I ‘ Aim ndnif Ills wouhl bt iniio pybughing Washington's Beer Recipe hi rships ih.m (It rinuny. Ifo would 

nl.so some senatorial vacant lea in Nova niic,..i ii.ia vi nr tiu. t nf wliirh ^ c * , . « i . 

y , . , ... ^ ^ uuctu inis yrar. tlu itiKt or wiutn ^ Crime Say* Texas Member i favor, liow'ever. giving Ppain a seat 

. ro .1 .im I^r Ik__ would be to belli iiioHiers wliere Hie Washington.—Action against Hie al Hie eeiiilng sc-.-islon, but Ibis seems 

,liusband was tolully liieapaellaleib and pf - 1 - 1 ,^ Washington Post for md <d Hii- qiiesllon. us It la not be- 

Channel Islands Should Pay 

'I'lie govei'iiiiieiil b'i"e al'reudv ' -. . ■ . . . .1 

_ ^1 gOMiniiHiil h.i.i already recipe was di iiiiinded of I’n sl a suggestion. 

Fin-inciai nhlinatlona CoulH Be '■* 't Coolldge bv Uepie.-.enlallve Dliin . 'Ibe corie.-pondeiit cf Tile Dully 

Financial Obligations Could Be Met ,,,,,,,,,, a|,..a,|y reeelv. l:i, ^.. ■ /- . ..- 

By Sys'.em ^ ^ ' j ...-iiun rai. reXas. 1 * 1 : 1 ,tleailon of Kxpress In rterlln says lie lenriia Hiat 

.,„.ido^^i^rf%o.idei.imiHon ol "T,'.','. ... '''‘■■‘P''* Hie rexu.a ri-pre.s.ntallve Herinany has been assur,-d she alone 

Hie Cbunnel Islands' refusal lo eon- 1 ,,,", _.,i , ... 1 ,,, ,„„ii,.ru -ul'iieK "P ''ouse, eon- will In- adnilMed lo Hu league couiiell 

Irlbule umiually towards Hii> cost of „.i|| ,,,.,,, 1 ,,, , ,.| n., 1 , "dluled a viulatiun ol Hie prulilbitlon and Hiat other elaliiis must be left for 

inipeilal delenee Is eontalned In Hie ^1,, .pmre »>.it. ,billy In oonsldera,ion perhaps at Hie 

report ol Hie special rommlllee of Hie . I’‘ <ddblHo.. olTlelals were frankly _ Seplember meeting. 

privy .oiincll wbleli bus looked Into p, public lands bn ; been , . J”"''''''''P''"""K of Hie recipe, - — 

ihi* (lUfs hii of lerse*- -ind Dnern^ov • unneuneetl at the dfpart-| n * S r* • 

...... . Reports Arc Enconragiug 

The rommlllee clalnis Hial .leraey f, ^ i|,.. mining over of Hie ' ' “ ' , a a 

eoiild equllably coni.ibiin* ‘ . Nearly 1,000 Families Already Accept. 

iinniiiillx mill ('.iiiTHst-v t'^usotm iin i . . . r... . ' Russia Liberates Prisoners [ ed For Emigration Under New 

unnuHii> miu i.utins*} .^..iis.immi an pioviiu lal eontn)!. Tin* present sub , ,1 ' 1 u 

niuilly If some system of laxa.loi. ,,111 b,* eoiiHiiued for three years "‘>'^<'•"'1*'" ‘'"P""' cx.'e'iHve i Sc enie 

similar lo Hie DriHsh sysleni w, re . eon.ml.tee lias Issued a deen.f liberal- Loudon.- M. ui.-t.ol. I.. (, An.erv, 

1.. ..0du,e,l in the Islands. " aeHe-.lly unam.iioos wl.b regard I»>'*“' f<"- 

Till* HililKh Piriiinii'ni ilu* eom ii / .1 . Itrovlnces lonuMly making up the announred In the llousf of I'oininons 

ine ntiUiiii laru.inieni, nie eom- mutter U de- , . Li » .soa* .mi., 

iiiitti M UihU lins Mu* I.-lmiI to . . .. n, ? . . Par Kustein Kepublic wlio are Serving! tliut 926 lamilies bail been uceepted 

iiuiut nntis. lias lilt hihi ptiwtr 10 poniliiit on action whieh mnv he taken , , , ^ . Ii* . i,. 1 .1 /. 1 . 

nnaK*lfeislT‘ion ImDosiiiir nnaiieial oh- .1 1 . i > 1 . n .terms of a year or leas. Sentences* for inigrathm under the ( anadlan 

p.'ihs It gi.-iKi.ion imiiosing miautiai 00 |,y Dominion House. However,' . » .1 « . .. .i- .. . r 1 , 

tigalions on ll.e Islamls. o ,,e,t the bill is -.greed »'>'! "'f*'*' fPndl.v 

Tl.,. .•oi.iniUlee's n-port also deals !„ in pHi.elple by uU p .rHel al Ottawa >'“-"-'n j scheme, and he said Hail reporlK as 
will. weaUlir lirlHsb elllzeiis who i ___ ' was taken lo make available all po.s-1 to ll.e working of the selienie and l.l- 

1 .. .... .* A.v.rv-A zi i.s lA.rtis.v uiiAts. iiw.i-..’ * Bible labor so as to blrengthen lliefters received from many settlers In 


the laity nnti schools of crime.” 


shoi tly. 

A tariff commission Is to b 


the province's poimlaiion. 
ii27 inotle-rH recelveil allownnce.s un 


Claims Prohibition 


pointed, and the government lias n ||,,, Mothers* Allowanct* Act last 
number of names untler ron^-ldera- i„ Ing 128-1. 


number of names untler ron>ldera 
tion for Its personnel. There an* 
al.so some senatorial vacant ie^ In Nova 
Scotia and Alberta. 


IS person.., I. <)07.P!.. Amendn.euis woul.l b,- Inlro- publishing Washington*. Beer Recipe la rshli 

•nalorlal varan, ic), in .NCI .,be...i y,,„c. „.e elT.-et of wldeh ^ j-rLe Say. Texa. Member I favor. 

‘ '»• *’‘•'1* •"Oll't'ts -I*"''' ">*• Washlngton.-Acllon against Hie al the 

.husband was tolully l.icapaellale.h ami pf Washington Dost for "Ut <>l 

Channel Islands Should Pay * 1.,'^ ^rei-prem '■ f''*”'™""" "'hsMiigto.,*. 11. V..1 


Financial Obligations Could Be Met 
By Sys'.em Of Taxal iiim 
laotidon. sTTere condeiniial ion ol 
ihe ('lianmd Islands’ refusal to con¬ 
tribute annually towards ii>e cost of 


linpeilal tlefence is contained In the ,j,,, 


duced thirty-two Mils. aT / 

which ha ve alleatly leceivi 
leaoftilf. * ■* 

Most of them art* not Imporhint. 
hut sev«*ral deal wllh muttt'rs whlcb 
will affect the province iirnttuially In 


reptirt oi tho special commllle 


\ bill for tht» transfer to the prov- 


prlvy council which has looked Into j,,. 

the quesHo.i of Jersov and lluein.^ey „.o,Uu*..d in the hou.^e. This includes 
c.miributiiig to the Ilrlti.sh exchequer. aRre. inenl « ntcred into with the 
1 ho comnilHec claims that Jersey Dominion hr tlie turning over of the 
could equitably contiibnre i;3(;3.ff00 iv^mrces'of He* province to 

annually and Cuernsey .t;2(is.n(Mt an piovinclal control. Tim present sub ' 

iiiudly if some sysleni of taxation jipiy will he coniinueij for thn*e years 

sltiitlar to the Hrilish system w* ri’ jp.,, „(• .,,j Hocimnting. The liouse 
introdui-eil in tho Island.s. praelleally unaiifniourt with n'gard 

1 ho Hrilish Parliament, the com- DiI.-a. anti Die whole matter la de- 
iniltee Hiids. has the legal power lo pend* nt on action whldi may fie taken 
pass'legi.slatUm imposing nmuieial oh- i,y ,,ie Dominion House. However.' 

ligations i*n the islands. q 1 . iintit'i'Kidiiii tiifO tin, ntii ikt ?icgri>i>ii . 


have rcniovtd to Jersey where there 
is liillc, 1C any. taxation, in an effort | 
lu 4 vado their lespnnsibilities, and 
n'eomiiionda that llie governno'iu 


Executed By Reds 

Leningrad.—Thirteen p»T.‘Ron 8 con-' 
victed as Kstiionian spies on February | 
19, liave b(‘on executed, their aiipeals I 


Russian Far Fast economically. 


ilhe Dominion were very encouraging. 


Hboiild lalu* sivp.s to comp-l cl.-.mimy liavlng bm n di-nb.d. Tlmy 


to hear their proper share of the 
I'ni;<‘d Kingdom'.\ iinanciul burdens. 


were accused of plotting against the 
state and operation In conjunction i 
wiili lliitish and K.sihoniun intelli-| 
gence servlee. 1 


Dominions May Be Represented gence servlee. 1 

London.—The (pp'rlion ol tin* po.s-- - ■■ ■ — •— > 

sibilily of the dominions being repre-j Plan For Forest Fire Protection ! 
sented in the House of laurd.s wTien | Sydney, Australia.—With a view to! 
the Utter i.s leforined was raised. In' preventing a possible recurrence of] 
Ihf^iousi* of IzOrils by Daroii Strath-1 fatal and iie.‘;li active bush fires, the! 
sp«‘y, who sugge.‘>ted tliat th<* Itnperlal i New Soutli Wales fon*.-!lry commission 
confereine In Oetole r shouhl provl«li* lias arrange J a conlerence of forestry 
an opportunity to ascertain tin* opin- iM-pi't-sentallves to comdihr measures 
Ions of ilie ()r«*mh*rH of tin* dominions|for protection of the Australian forests 
on tills point. 'against fires. .» 

Britain Will Do Nothing 
To Jeopardize Results 
Of The Locarno Treaty 


Arrived Safely At Hudson, Ont, From 
New Gold Mining Field 
Toronto. Tin* first aeruidan*- pas¬ 
senger from Ileil i.ako, tin* in*w gf»hl 
mining field, to lltidson. the nearest 
railway point, Ima lM-»*n carrU*d saf**ly. 

Hod. ('harles minl.^ler of 

mines, rcc 4 *lved a wire from Jack 
Ilaiin*! that he lt*fi the <'anip ainl thw 
to Hu^lson by plani*. p* rfeet lainlint’. 
being mad**. The jminn'y ITa) iiiih*.'* 
—look 1 hour and lu mlmiD'-. lly 
^dog team Hie trip r*fiuiies eight tlays 
I The planea "Ill eariy mail a.'j well 
as passeng* IS. liaiin l .Mat***! that the 
recorder’s iifitee at Ki«i Lake i 
wuiUing day and night. 

Makin<’ U?:e I'**' R'^wla#* 

Two Alien Runners C.nptured By 
Border Patrol at Niagara 
Niagara Falls. N.Y .Mien runners 
.an* alleged t 4 » be U'iiig u.Mng tlie he 
hrl 4 lg<* below the l.il!. iws an a\»*mie 
to bring alieii}. Into tlil-* eouniiy rr«>m 
t'anada. 

'J'hree men < r(i.-'.'-*ed du- bridge only 
to fall into the hamD ot tin* border 
patrol when th«y elimhed a ladder 
Ironi Ihe holioin to the (op of the 
goig»* hank, a <!l«iainu t.l 2 imj 1 . oI. 

Orn,* man «•^»•{^p^•d and d* cended 
(he ladder, re e^).'>^ing tin* ice jam to 
('anada as the border )>atrol nn'n 
.-eiit a volh*y ol bullet.'* alter him. 

lie i .-5 repori»* 4 i to haV 4 ' ttachni ihe 
('anadian ^ill^? ^aleJy 

Entertained Distinguished Guest 
Victoria. Vicloi i.i • nti i taineil on* 
of tin* mo.si disiinguUhed gm nJ.; to 
visit the 4 liy ill many year.M wln*n Vl.*<- 
count Alh*nhy, lamou’ Ihiiish military 
, commainit r. who won I’ah -Ji iin* from 
(In* Turk;- <lurlng tin- W(uld war. arrl\ 
ed from .\u>tralia ahoaid tin* Aorangi. 
uecompanled by Vi.-scounie Allenhy. 
Lord Alleiihv will loiii' Canada uin]*r 
the au.^pi«'es of ilie National Council 
of Fdut'aiion. 


I Ottawa. Rural credit li'yrlslatlon 
and a bill lor uhl ag** pensions ar** re¬ 
ported lo lie well in liHinl hy tin* gtiv* 
ernment. The fdd agu pen-ions hill 
I will probably be ready when pavlia- 
nn nt re o‘;s4'mbh’; cm Mareh ir». 

The rural crodlls nn‘a^ure i; exp<*ef- 
ed lo 4j|ff«*r widely fro.u the lU'oposal 
of last year. 'J'In*n, th** .-ehenn* was 
to make an advance of $ 10 , 000,000 to 
4*nable tin.* provlnet'S to make long 
i« »m loans lo I’hrmer.s. The nien.xuie 
jpHS.sed the house but wa.^ defeated lu 
[the senate. 

I Tin* i4l**n ihl.*^ year, it I* r**iioned, 
j Is rather to follow the h*4lera! land 
hank .«y.‘'t4*m of tin* Cniieil States 
with sm h modifieaHoiiS as are ne< !*.*<• 
.-■ary to meet Canadian eoinlhlons. 

I Details of the selienn- will not he 
[known till the liill Is suhtuitif-d to t||i< 
hoiiK<*. AeeoDlIng to (orreni go.*:«tp, 
'how»\»*r. the loopo-al i:j to form a 
Domiiihm farm loan board with g«*n‘ 
eiul direetion and proviin-lal gmein- 
nn•nt^ wcmld M* finain-ially iniere.-te*!. 
A S'ln'iin* gvigg»*sti‘«l D tlj»* furmation 
t)f local S'-'-'tM'lHtlon:: tiir'iln* graining 
.ol loans, and. i«» th«> taphal stock of 
tin*'-'** asrociations. the r'd»*rul C>o\- 
'errinn*nt. Hn* I’rovitnial tiovernrnent 
,ainl the horro\v4‘i would -iHmc rlbe. 

I The (dd age* pen.-loii:. . c hem,* i^* al.«o 
I reported to call ]or financial eoopc ta¬ 
ction on Hn- part 4tf Hr* proxince.s, 'I'hi* 
hill i--- slated to follow, in iis main 
Hines, tin* report of the ':]».*ci;H nun 
miit**e ol Hn* Inui.^e which r‘*poiied 
'two .o'r.-lon*- ago. I'lie eommlii»e 
D-eoiiimended: 

' (1) Old ug«‘ pension^ n>r fle.'er*. ing 

iinUgeni pei'cn:; of T*» and iij»wards. 

(2) .\pplleanD for pi-n.-^ioti-s mu<t 
’ b** llrlHsh >nbj«‘<'ts *u al lea>l iri 
: y4-ar.-4 naiiiiali/.aiion ami 2*'i year. 


yi-ar.-e naiiiiali/.aiion ami 2*'i y**ar. 

r< Hd« in'e, 

CD Tha' the inrxinitim ran of 
P**n.*^l4>ns Im* $20 a nnmth. \\lii<h 
wr.nhl he h*s.-«‘nt*d hy pri\ate ineom** 
or partial ahiliiy lo euiii. 

Lady Astor Willing To Resign 

But Mrs. Paokburst Declines Offer of 
Seat in Parliament 

I <I»<*A »/> AltV'S'ZCAk id ««■ 

T.oiidon. l.arly .\sior, member of 
IKti fiameni. ha*- ofr» r«-«l to ri*'ign hi r 
; I at in favor of Mrs. I'ninieliin* I'aiik- 
hur.-ii. oiVi time militani Miffr.igeii • 
leadi r. 

The offer was mad** at a iliniier giv 
I n in honor of Mrs I'ankiiur-^t. 

' 'I’lie fanniU.- suffragette graeefully 
ii»*e!in» d ii hui 4le<*lare*l slu* war- will¬ 
ing to run l»)r .•'4un*- oilier seal. She 
«lenie«| a runioi that .In had aeeepleil 
an invitailou irom He* Ci»:i.a-r\atl. 
to run in their behall. 

Fast f.Ltil Service For Victoria 

Virtoiia. .Starting on April G. Vie 
teri.i n*>ld«nt- will Im* abl*- m .-einl 
h*iter.- or paie«*l> to N* \v Vmk in i*p- 
proximaiely .'.0 liours, 1: wa- tnmjunc- 
; ed at tin* Vic*i«u la jm.d tillb e. 

.\irangenn-ui: liav** he.-u made 

whep h\ ii Is po Ible tor Ihiiish 
Columbia l••.-id«r.ts to take ativant- 
age t)f the ta--l Cnlo-d .'nt,.*.-, Irauf*- 
eontii}«‘n(al air mail suviee. 

' Germany Extends Credit To Russia 
, Derlin, ID pi« .-entailve of (h rmnn 
’iinluslr.v. with tin* sufipoii 01 Hi.* Fed 
4*ral Co\4innnni. liav ejun-ludeii an 
agr» »menl by which eieniiup to $Tr»,- 
Mioo.iitio will he i-Mt-mlt-d to IHl.-^la for 
jtln* piircha.se of (ieriuan goods. 


•LV' -vs-.:. 


Progressives Will 
Co-Operate Openly 
With The Government 




n-'.'.,'' r.-Burdl.i^ i w' ...Ulii-,,' I ' - 

8 ,ai .0 Hciie i.aiioi. b,*hi,i,*« (it....any. t.'Bku.* wtiti grav.- anxiety uiid Hiui If, Poet Visits Winter Carnival 

In lit. it: imI oullii.e «l Ilflllslt' Hie iilui'e i xliui.ie fun.iH of tl.o emi-j 

I. olU y ii-(!arUiiiK l•lllal)!l■llll•^n of Hie li'ovxrfy leiiiuseiit, .! tl.e iiiI.kIs of na-1 Wlss Caruiaii, Hie fatuous Canadian poet, net only lovea lo al.iK llio 

eoii iell. Sir Ausleu decliiri'd, liow- Ilona, one n.litlit take a Kloon.y vli’W of j praises of ll.e inoumalua, tlie wide opi'ii spare, tho soft biaulltui allow, 
rv, r liiat Ilrlllall repieaenlultvea at Hie sltualloli. Ile was encouraged to but also loves lo llvo Hie life lio aliiga about ao well. Itecenlly lie donned 

II. e eonilng Geneva meett.iga would ! Iioi.e, liowever, for belter tl.lnga from tl.o apparel of llio men of Ibe west, and iittlred lu eoi.ifoitable nioeeaslns 

lo (P.liled by Hie prlnelple of doing ' moderation ot slatemeiita of r>*i,ry amt woollen soeks tramped about to l.la liearfa conl.-nt In tho vicinity of 
.■uiUiu; lo Jeopardize Hic reaults of j seiilatlvea of Hie iiatlous moat elosely lianff. One day lie look a slxteen-iiille trip lo one of the lakes In Hie 
l.maiuo ' leoneerued, wtiellier German, Kr. ncli, clouds. The lanious Canadlun poet la licre seen wllh Hio qu,>eii of the 

'I'lit y must be iiarll, a, li, declared, j lielgtaii or Dollah. IjJauff Wliiler Carnival. 


Ouuwa. - ■'Ciialiiiou 01 luslou” of 
Hit* Liberal and I’rogns.-l. e jiaiib*-' 
“i.s not cimleinplaied,” 'I’hls declara¬ 
tion irt made in u .<igue«I stateim-nt t - 
: 8 m*<l by Uob«'rl Forlu*. Dj’ogn'Hslve 
h ader. anu II. K ."^p in-**!’, clilef Fro- 
gressive group in Iho Hoii.-t* of Com- 
mon.H, ami its it'laiiou to the King 
(Government. 

'I'lie intention of the Frogre.-x.-K o 
’l»urly ia *'lo co<iperiiie <ipcnl)’' with 
ihe guv«.‘rnm(‘nt ou a “legii->lati\e* 
baai.s, it la stated, for which. "In onh*r 
to he effective, conaulluUoii ia i-.'^sen 
tlul.” 

The Bluteiii<*n( reada as follows: 

"To prevent any nilbunib-rntundlnK 
and speculation hy the press, it has 
been Hiought advisable to Issue n 
sluleincnt r«'gardiiig tho poslilou of 
Ilie FrogresBlvo group and its roluHon 
lu the governinout. 

I "After the geuerul election held ou 
Detober 29. it transpired Ihul paiTiu* 
jUicni cuutained u number of groups, 


nom* Ilf whl«li liad a M.ijinliy .tt**r 
all. Till.': U a i.uaiitm uni(|u«* in 
tlie hi.slory of Canadvi, and iirc.**«.*nt• d 
ob\iour- dillieulH* 1 equiring n>w 
ineihud for (heir soluiion ii Hh* b<*>i[ 
inten*8is of the cmiidry are to be S4 rv- 
4'<i and p:<rliameiii allowed to uinciion. 

' T’hat ihl.i *jm be be.-it accimipli'h- 
ed by eiM>p(*raiion b*tw»*en Hie Nati¬ 
ons group.s in paiiiaiioni or by eo- 
ofieiation beiNNceii some of lilt* groups 
:i-; apiuiiciii, and blep**; w»*i** laken to 
ehiabll.oli H l>a^l■« lor co (iperiiiioti. 

^ "it i.s .iceepled by the euopeiailng 
group.* tliai the busi.s mici be legis- 
jlailve, and that In order to be ef- 
{fecHvc, consultation is ed.sential. it 
Is therefore the Intention of Hn* Fio- 
|gr<>s8i\i* group to co-opeiate o)M*nly 
;wiih Hie gov4‘rMin>nt on this basts. 

I "CoallHou or fusi 4 m of tin' grouits 
: partieipatlng is nut 4‘niitemplut<‘d. 

I ‘Uohert Forke. 
j * Henry F, Rp 4 ucer.” 

1 \V. N. U. Itllk 


V 


) 







ced Grain 

For Arffentine 


Chimney Fire* 


CanadUn Wolf It Fierce 

C«rri«» Off Pall 


Suitable For 

Flax Growing 


Science Indebted To 

Primilire Medicine Men 


Wins Success 


For Oovagory 8oyt 
Ktepor of London Zoo 
Tho florrrst rroaturo In tho !>onilon 
io'»t UrK.-iir« 1‘nrk In the C»nndl»u 
>ir. At Irant ho acts that 


In Alberta 


Some Well Known Drugs Discovered 
By Savage Witch Doctore 
Modern medical inaolhie Is Indolii- 
ed to witch doctors and medicine mon 
tor tho discovery \it two necessary 
drugs. The natives of the Malay 
Jungle wore the discoverers of a spo- 
cles of strychnos, and a tribe known 
as the Ilnlantos of West Afilra prov¬ 
ed tho medicinal properties of ralabar 
bean and komblu (strophnnlhti.s). Tho 
active principle of these drugs has 
an aver- proved of high value. Other priml- 
U'Is was live tribes used lonindlos now ncknow- 
his crop lodged ns oiroctlvo long beforo ilioy 
were discovered by while snen. To 
the Slmmnn of Norih nnd Houlh Amor 
lea wo aro Indebted for cascara sa- 
grada and tho cinchona, from which 
quinine Is obtained. Soulh American 


[Crop Matures Rapidly In Cllmats Of 
British Columbia 

Manufacluro of (ho various pro¬ 
ducts of nax Is a poasiblllly In the 
Fraser Volley district of Ilrlilsh Tol- 
timhla Judging from recent negotia¬ 
tions underway bolwcon local nutlinrl- 
tlos and Old Country nsx growers and 
nmnufarturers. 

It has bo m found that the crop can 


Farm 


From North Dakoti 
Forges Ahsad In Sunny ProvInes 
An encouraging story of tho succosi 
li. Western Canada is told In detail bj 
the { anadtan Oovommeni - agent ai 
Forgo. North Dakota, as follows: 

Andrew Ruud, of Olelrhen, Alberta 
formerly of Wales, North Dakota, rail 
ed El my oIHce at Parto, N.D., recent 
ly. Mr. Ruud left North Dakola r 
form band In the month of Orlohcr 
1920. After bo arrived at Qlelchon, 
Alberta, be woikcd 


I’.i," l>i lie- cillgo of the .S.S n.lle 
tlus. of Ihe Ilou Ion 1 F I.lne wlilcli 
M.li. d from w York on Fi bniary 
i'i'lli for lUi.'iios .Mrei nas 2.000 bush- 
<■ o? I'an.-tdliin pedigreed seed Mur- 
qiiD uiieai anil ;.ooo imsbels of Can 
loll.iii Iiedlgreeil Danner oats. TbU 
I* ibo largi-st order for seed grain 
that ba-i l>e.*n e\pnrted from Canada, 
I Is a -liliimii:it from ihc Canailinn 
Fled Crow -r.--* .t.-oeiation’s plan! at 
Moose Jaw >^a-Uiiu-ljow :m. and Is i-on- 
flgned to the Itiiage and Horn Crain 
Cot irirull-m, llii. i.o-. ,\|i ie;. to till ord 
trs Initu fa-till i In lb.- .Vrgeniliie Re- 
imlitlr. To.- • heat la ihli consign 
la-nt wa -e’d ter f2 fi per hu-bel and 
C’e ojit.s for II jHT btiihel f.o b. New 


reputa- 

tton. A printi'd notice In front of hts 
case warns vtsUori: "Thia animal la 
dangfroua." A similar warning Is 
postPd on tho ban of a neighboring 
beast from Tlosnia. 


A sightseer would 
Kay, off hand, that tho Ilona and tigers 
and looparda In the heated house 

across tho way wore more ferocious_ 

particularly after ho had aoen|tho big 
rats do\ouilng their hunks of raw 
meat. The snarls and roars of ford¬ 
ing tlnio bring shuddering thoughts of 
tho Christian martjrs In tho Kumnii! 
t ollseuni. Even the wolves* next door 
neighbors, Iho hyenas, whlrli give 
blood curdling laughs when dinner ar-i 
rives and crunch ox bones to iKJWderi 
in lln lr terrible Jaws seems more fear 
some. Hut the keeper tells mo that 
the Canadian wolf carries off tho palm 
for savagery. 

'You can’t Irust him," he stated, 
pointing to tho big dog wolf, which 
bounded toward the bars when his 
dully rations of raw beef weru dis¬ 
played. "A keeper wouldn't dare to 
go Into tho cage with him, nnd It you 
put your hainl closo up ho would snap 
It right off. We havo had (rouble 
with him, nnd ho can’t be trusted. 
The Ihm.s nnd tigers may be as bad 
or worse, but you will notice that the 
barrier bars In front of ihelr eages 


on farms In tho 
I vinniiy for two years. 

In tho spring of 1923, this oneigetlc, 
young mnn rented throo Quarter-sec¬ 
tions of land, nil stubble, put In n crop 
of 200 nercs without ploughing tho 
land, using a drill on the stubble. T*art 
of tht.i he put Into wheat and part Into 
oats. It yielded per acre, wheat, 3S 
bushels, oats 112 bushels. That 
nier ho summcrfallowed 2 ( 

Tho next y ‘nr. I92-I, ho 
wheat on tho 


uio loiiowing year 1,183 acres were 
sown and an avorag ttof 12.R0 bushels 
per nero harvested, the price of that 
year reaching |1.80 per busliM. 

I-ocal flax growers slate that the cU- 
niale of Hrttlsh Columbia is very slili- 
ahle for the growth of flax where tho 
stalks are long and tho crop mature.^ 
more rapidly than In England. The 
only handicap at the present time on 
the growing of flax Is tho lack of a 
market, but If the present uegotlatlonn 
underway to establish a plant mature. ^ 
this problem will bo surmounted.—I 

.T. (J. N. I 


SUlll- 

!00 acres 
sowed dll 
summcrfaliowed land. 
That year was a comparail.’oly dry 
season and yet his wheat averaged 2S 
j bushels to the acre. 

Hurliif tho summer of 1921..Mr 
Kuud sumDierfallowoil th(t 200 acres 
ho had In crop the preceding your. In 
tho spring (»f 1925, he sowed to wheat 
the 200 acres of summerfallow add 
raised In return 31-bushels per aero 
of wheat, which he sold at Fort Wil¬ 
liam, flntarlo, on tho 4lh of l>ecemb€r. 
for |1.C4\ per bushel. 

Ho has made enough money on this 
land during the past three years to 
warrant him in purchasing a section 
of land one mile from where ho had 
thU Innd rented. Mr. Uuud Is very 
enthusla.sHc over the country he lives 
in, and he U advising all hU relatives 
and friends la this country to move to 
\\ (‘Stern ('anada where tho opportuni¬ 
ties are good In every way lor farm- 


I a- hroji trvli K to g ‘t nnno export or- 
fur stir*.Ill < '.*1 grain. In ordur 
to -»’ll thl^ gij.ln iihi-oail U has he, n 
iM c-es .nrv to (!■ tnon -inite the claims 
thai t'anatliri :*id grain l.s the best 
I’l till- woiM due to the luelhodv liv 
whii-i: if h crown, ihi- (pirillty of the 
*?»ll and the r-llmailc eomlltlon^ which 
li’'e p. rullarl*. roiidui he 1o growing 
' itreiiiii.- i d Honallons of ;:ceil 
grain have made in recent years 

io uhouf 2.*i liff. rent enunith s and sev 
( rai id ihei|> hat*- already found it 
ol IncomparHhl- quality. 'Ihe order 
i» leired to from Xigentine one re 
Milt of the < X{vrlm<‘nts made from the 
doitatloii.**. and also of the activity on 
th« t»urt uf the ('anadlan tr:nl»* com 
lul donenat Hueno Aire- 

I lie us.soehitlou I.h also sending a ton 
(d I t gist,‘red altalla st-ud from IJr<K>K.^. 
Mln.-ria. t** SwiMh u and Is negotiating 
lor Uio -hlpiin at t»f a tralntoad of s»-ed 
oat tor \ustralla. , 


Wa* Record Performance 

Owner of Lunch Wagon Clalni, Long 
Distanco Eating Championship 
Then' 


aro people who llko to keep 
record iK'rformances. nnd there may 
bo some who Include eating among 
thorn. For their information we draw 
attention to a press dispatch from 
Morgantown. W.Va., which says that 


too close to them. Foolish poriple, 
however, could, by reaching over, get 
close enough to the wolfs Jaws, and 
We hav'o tho sign displayed to warn 
them. You hare no Idea how silly 
some visitors are.** 

"As for this w'olf," remarked the 
keeper, drawing close up to tho bars 
of tho cage which contaliitsl a much 
smaller and tawnier creature, a fomalo 
wolf from Hosnla in Jugo-Slavia, "she 
did once attack a straogo keeper who 
went Into her cage, and therefore we 
had to lab(d her. Hut I li.ive handhtd 
her finco sho was a pup, and she is 
gentle as a kitten with mo." Hero 


lunch wagon, claims tho "long dls 
[lanco eating championship" of thla 
district. After ho Iiad eaten two 
cheese sandwiches, six pork chops, u 
service of lettuco and a lo^ of Italian 
bread, ouo of l.ls friends bet him $5 
ho could not oat another meal. Ix'wlg 
took Iho bet and ato two dozen fried 
eggs, and a loaf of Italian bread, drunk 
two cups of coffee nnd a bottle of 
near-beer. II© then wanted to bet ho 
could eat another half dozen eggs nnd 
another loaf of bread. He found no 
takers, so he claimed undisputed pos- 
M'sslon of tho eating cliainplonshlp. 
Hollco Sergeint Thomas Shaw vouches 
for the story.—Kingston Standard 


•the most attractivo and enticing 
viands that can be found aro then 
placed on inp of the poles. These 
dexlces aro for tho ptirposo of tempt 
ing tho demon to coinc out of the body 
of tho sick I orson. 

In East AfWca tho witi’li doctor I.** 
an honored personage. Ho docs a 
thriving business In charms, astro¬ 
logical readings, and written Incan- 


Locomotive is “Hog" and a "Highball** 
' Is An Advance Signal 

\ Nearly all trades havo their own pel 
lingo which is unintelllgibli, to those 
on tlio outside. According to ihu 
Southern News HuUoiln, the railroad 
man has an especially rich and In¬ 
genious dialect. 

Sorno of his niost fanuUur words and 
their meaning.s aro: ‘King Snipe," 
POcUon foreman; "hog.” locomotive; 
"hop toad." a detrail; "reefers," rofrig 
crator cars; "big hole.” emergency air 
application; "master maniac," muster 
mechanic; "haml-oul.” free meal; 
"hull fighter," t mptj co.irli; "old man." 


$ Invention 


Mr. Uuu 1 likes the clluinto nud 
maintains the winters are milder than 
In North Hakota. He bus 19 head of 
horses which ho turns out lu tho fall 
to rustle on tho stubbly and pasturo 
Innd. straw slacks, etc. Both Mr. 
Uuud and all hU neighbors leave their 
stock out all winter and in the spring 
they are always In good condition. 

The new town near his land, on tho 
• xtenslon of the C.KR., called Arrow- 


Latt U. S. rmancier Expected to Make 
Fortune W«th Mouse Trap 
\Mi»‘n Jay Could, the I nhed Slates 
finuneb r. wln» left a fortune of 173.- 
(Mo.fton went to N,-w York In'1853 
to .-*■» k his foi wine. he look with him 
a hand.some luub.og.'vny box In wbicb 
wa.- nti itix million that Iw expected to 
iiiakt li with. It wa.s a mouse (rap 
H»‘ left bis (nature on die ^eJlt of a 
''T"'-’ ear wbib- be .sIikmI on ihi* plat¬ 


band In her mouth. Wy gasped at 
sight of her ugly fangs, but the lady 
wolf merely licked the hand of her 
guardian which sho couhl have taken 
off with one snap, and wagged her tall 
like a dog. 


ves Wooden Ship* 

^ _ Seaworthy M any Yean 


iiioU.se dap war .-'toleii. He pursued 
and caught the thief, who was an old j 
offendef for whom the N»-w ^ ork • 
police were looldng Hi the time. 

\ New York pap«r came out tho 
I'eM (Ja\ wl,h a story of the eapliirc, 
■'How a Mou-'.e Tr;y» Caught a Thlof." 
i 111-: al l to hav. given Jay C.culd 

l;l.- fii 't !asi»- ol pub!l' Ity. 


gram; ‘ liAm,” uuiuleur telegrapher; ; 
"Wicred ox, * mallet locomotive. 

"Shliur." trainman's lantern; 

' blow in," arrival; "Jake," all right; 
•Taliler," freight train; "bear," the 16- 
hour law; "highbiill." proceed signal; 
•Stinger," a brakeman; "hobller," 
killing time on dut> ; "goats," switch 
engines; "snipe,*' set don laborer; 
“yu lu." emigrant outfit; "snake," 


Vesttl In Baltic Sea Has Been In 
Service For T^o Centuries 
In the Hatllc Sea (hero is a ship 
‘Tho Constance" which la 


The missing /Inimcrimuin atory ivf: Enjoy Even Greater Frecdwi Than 
the travels of Captain James Cotdc In' Women of America 

tho South Seas, located some tlnn‘ ago. An even greater Ind* p( ndoiice than 
In Switzerland by an agent of Cecil that enjoyed by American woimm pro-' 
French, of Victoria, ha.s arrived at Vic-; vails among ti»e women of di« Tuiin’c.-*, 
toris. 41.C., from Kurop»* and will be a nomadic send Arabic tribe inhabit 
presrntrd soon to die lirovlnclal mus Ing tho sou h< rn dlstrlcl.-x of tho Sa- 
(•um by Mr. French. Tho book, pub bnru Deserl. ^ 

llslied lu Mannheim In J7S3. was writ AUhougli the Turaees are Mahohi- 
Irn by Henry /.Immennann, who ac nudan.i. their women enjo> the proro 
companled Cook in his famous travels, gadvc of grdng about with ibeir faces 
It. tin* coiirae of which Cook was the ui.velb-d, wb-ria.s tb(» men linatiably 
first Hrillsli .'«aman to land on Van liuve du-ir faces wrll (oxerrd 
rouver island. The exl.‘.l» nee of the .\niong Iho Tuaiees it i.s tin wonu-ii 
book had been doubted lor many yt-ars who i^iouo* their husbands and 
by studeul.s of Pacllic northwestern diroughout their inarrl(‘d llf“ remain 
lil.-tory. Several >»*ars ago French di,- j'Ob .owner.i of all tbi lr poH.o':^- 
bad a .-(eHrch liii.dtutetl for U on bear- slous. Tb *y alone rear the ('blidren 
ing runnms that French and Cerman ami at all times arr- Invested with 
transIulioii.H wore in prival** eolU t» .upreint aulhurity as head of the fnm- 
tlon.s In Switzerland, lly. 


known as 
202 }(.urs old and still In sailing ser¬ 
vice. Sho was built In 1723. Swe 
den lias a vessel, "The Emanuel." 
built In 1749 and Bllll (>ngaged In 
carrying lumber “The Cood Intent." 
a vessel built lu 1790, wa * sold at Car 
diff in 1919. at the tini«^ doing regular 
.'service, and brought th|. respectable 
sum of |1.<»U0. Shipping men point 
to these old wooden ships to show 
that they remain seawcrdiy many 
> ears 


Juvenile Crime 


&Dys Moral of High School Students 
In U. S. Are Shocking 
.Moral c«jndld‘»i. wotoiig bo)s and 
yirls of high . bool age are ohoeklng, 
John J. 'rigert, I’niud Slates eummls- 
^b)ne^ (tf i‘dacadon. told sevt-ral thou 
rand school teurlo r.-< atj'« iubled in the 
convenljon of do- dfpartinent of .-.uiier 
mis'iidi-nce o( do* Ntidonal IMin-adon 
A -^orladon at Wa.sliington. 

The iH-i* vntaK=‘ ol Miint now iv 
pttio d among boy.-^ ana girli-- of high 
school ag«‘ by repui;ible audioritU‘H 
ba.'. breonif aimost incnMlIble," he 
fcahl- 

I iefuse (II give aii> luiihi-r cur 
iincy to the t;tuti.sdc:> on thl^ and 
other -hocklBg .'^ocial condlduns. W'v 
have (iiough to know that there has 
liiiii a ----liouN breakdown in char- 
aeifi and iniegiity." 


strutin ni 


About Birthdays 


— fiowi-r.-r on ui> l.irlhdav 

Age Of People Who Died Last Year change to bonbon.s. 

Averaged Over 81 Years 

At till' ago of 80 or » ven 9tt. >ou 
work, blll-cllmh, go awu> Jor the an¬ 
nual liuHday. and go to church and 
sport alike, undeti-rnd b.N the wor.st 
weather if you happen to be a nut He 
of die black l.-le of Hordand. near 
Weyniomli. Hmo human belng.n aii 
durable u.s wi-tl uh du- rtone. A locu! 
clergyman, die Uev. d. A. llillyar 
Uu.-^s, bu pointed out that, aldiougn 
the population I.- 12.uoii. the oni.v 
Lurial'. in dn^ local gravexard from l>e 
reinbef 1. 19*^0. to January I. i:t2«. 
were ot people W lio.-.e age.s Wel'e 83, 

84. C5. '1. 7S. St. 86. SI. 75. 93 and SS 
an average t»r nioi'e'tban Kl years. ! 

Dm* of tin* local i.-rddenlH Kald re-; 

('« ndy that H a local mun of 91 hud 
nut i*aid a \lcll to Wimbledon during j 
die >eai at which place he died, the 
average would have 1 h*» ii nearly 83. 

Not only do old people iraxl furl 
Into the mulnland, but aged Hurlland 
era lmv4* ri'gular calls IToni heplua- 
geiiailan (hldreii living away from 
home t>n • grey haired old man came 
from the mainland lo Dpeiid ('hrist- 
iiia.s at home with bis motli(*r and 
father, aged 93 and 94 leFpt-cdvcly. 

There Is at leant one centenarian on 


.Mr.s. r.; My hU'band et-nds me! New Zealand Likes Canadians Aeroplane Is Popular Goods Carrier 
ll'»w«rs and cand>. He ought to' The city of WellingttiU, New./ia- So popular has ibo transil of goods 
Know I'd prefer a cln (pie. jlaml. Is advcrllslng In Toronto for a by aeroplane become that It has hoen 

IK: M.v liusband never reinem-lcllj engineer and a city clerk. This found noc'ssary to construct new 
hers my lilrthda>. so I go out and huyjis probahlj the reauU of good work or Btorebouses and sheds at llu), I.ondon 
what I want and charge H. Idf. . jHOuie (Canadians who have gonti there air btatlons at (’roydon. A bigger 

_ 'ami made good. Among iheso men staff of ciwtoma olllcers also l.i re- 

Where Money Talks j Ijj j. a. HuUdick, a wvH known cheese (pitri-d. 

According to slailstics just Issued at'and buUer expert, who went there and' It Is now' planned to reserve single- 
Moscow, the rniled Slates sold three placed that far-lamed Utile island on engined planes for goods tratllc. The 
times as Jiiuch IQ Uussia in 1925 as nj^p so far as the exiiort of cheeiie larger multl-euglned machines ^^H1 be 
hh(* did in 1921. And yet the two and butter are concerned. I used only for passengers. 

goveruiiKdits are not on speaking . . ___ 

terms. U this a case where money The effect of a mule’s kick does not 
taJKs. even though the governments do depend upon tho soundness of his 
not?-Eos Angelts Times. brain. 


Convicted On Hit Own Evidence 
.\ man up le-foii- a local magistrate 
l;i an Dniaiio village, elaiiued he had 
not bei-n drunk on a c^rialn occasion 
becuUM* be tii*‘d to walk a cr.iek in Ihe 
idevvalk and did it perleeil.v. 

•■Well.' said (be local Solon. ‘That 
( tinvh t.- y<ui. No soIm i- man ev* r 
trie- to walk a eisck never think.*^ 
of |i .\ drui'ken man thinks of It. 
tries H. do*.- it badly and thinks he 
do*it w« ll 'i'he fine in (hi.> case 
V. ill b*- ilo* Usual om ." 


Hobert, if you don't know you must 


Yos’m. my teacher does that, too. 


Scott Was Her Favorite 
'ITo* prot« (.1 had jUst finlslied an 
(vening talking on Sir W alter Scott 
and hi Work.-, -when a lady -aid: 
•Ob' prof* --or. I Imv*• o enj»)ye*l your 
talk SeoH I:. u gnat fa', orile of 
ijjine " "liuleed.” j^ald tin* profe.ssor. 
•'Wliat oro' of hi- book: do you like 
b(jdi ?" ■Oh." aio wen *! lip. lady. "I 

haven't read any of bi.-< books, but I 
ill.I .so fund of hi.; eiuul.-l«)ii ITt* in-.i-d 
a lot of that." 


Notice Came Too Late 
An ulflclal in u certain Canadian 
town, notified u (;itlzen that Ids llcenso 
to keep a cow had explr(*d. 


n reply 

the olllclal received this letter: 

"Mou.-leur Hold of ]Ielt->l just gut 
your notU that my llcous to keep my 
cow ha.s xpire. I wish to inform you, 
M'sieur Hord uf Hell, that iny cow sho 
beat >ou to it—sho expire threu weeks 
ago. Much oblige. Yours with re- 


Fewer People In Tropics 
Only about twenty-eight per cent, of 
tho world's population at this time 
Uv(* in tho tropics, while seventy-two 
per cent, occujiy llie teriiperatt Zulus, 
including tlie few in Iho frigid coun- 
trlus. i.uoklng ahead, it is estlmat 
(d that seveiriy-lwo per cent, of tho 
products noees^u^y to support tho fu¬ 
ture population of (he world, will have 
to come from tho tropical countries, 
while only iweuly-elglii per cent, will 
be expected from (he HTiiperate 
climes. 


'How do you get on with )our 
wifi?" 

■‘She 1., a iueinl»ei' of twelve differ 
eul r.oclell* .. and conmilttees. l see 
her for an hour each day." 

‘ J^jor diap ' 

"Oh, an hour ;^uuu passes." 


The Canadian Flasr on Mediterranean Tour 

Hero is ilie Canadian Pad Ac liner Empress of Franco, as sho was towed into Now York harbor by soven 
tugs oil her arrival from Liverpool, carrying tho Canadian flag into America’s greatest port. Tho luxurious 
vessel shuddered daintily at tho cold, and ice and snow. It all looked so dreary. But on February 9 tho Em¬ 
press of P'rauce left for sunny isles and sun bakod lands lying close to the bluo waters of the Meditorrau- 
ean, w'h(*re wintry gales are unknown and tho days are an unending succession of brightness. 


Bashful Suitor.—Dorothy and 1 lia.u 
decided that our happiness is tho big¬ 
gest thing in the world. 

Father.—You change your mind so 
often. Only yesterday you wanted u 
omrry her. 



•V 



Anything Wrong 
With^Your Skim 

^ain-Buk. 


WlUiSOON PUT IT-RiCHT 


asitslmldbe 


I HEARTS 

ftvrWLLl 


THE RECORDER. RAYMOND. ALTA, 


wnn not altoffothor Iho tanning of wind 
and Btin and atorm. and a glow In bla 
ryes that had not boon there for fire 
yoara, itoihaps never hoforo. Itts 
oyoa were on Ncpcose. 

‘Tomorrow or the next day I am 
going to Lac naln/’ ho aald, a hard 
and bluer note back of the gentle 
w'orahip In hla voice. “I will not 
romo back until I have—killed him.’* 

The Willow looked straight Into the 
Arc. For a tlmo ll^ore was a Plirnco 
broken only by tho crackling of llio 
names, and in that silence Carvers 
Angers weaved In and out of the silk¬ 
en strands of Mm Willow's hair. Ills 
thoughts flashed back. What a 
I chance ho had missed that day on 
I Hush McTaggart's trap-line—If he had 
I only known! Ills Jaws set hard as 
' ho saw' In Hie red liol heart of tho Are 


Common Cold Is Dangerous 


People in Error Who Consider It Just; 

Simple Malady { 

Captain Hauld Amundsen discover¬ 
er of the South Pole and navigator of 
the northwest passage, has been ord¬ 
ered to bed "a very sick man” bcoauae 
ho refused to take a cold seriously. 

How auch a sturdy man could have 
contracted' such a malady Is In Itself 
a puixle to the lay mind, 


Wo arb !n- 
clined to picture him as having ac¬ 
quired Immunity by long marches Into 
the polar regions, but It Is tho paradox 
of tho common cold that people ac¬ 
customed to living out in tho great 
open and frozen spaces are liable to It 
tho moment they get back to clvUlza- 
tion and steam heat. . 

The tramp who has spent most of his 
nights sleeping under a barb-wlro 
fence la likely to catch a cold If some- 
ono gives him the price and he spends 
it on a good warm bed. 

Wlien well and strong and feeling i 
fine wo seldom think about doctors. I 
.and If wo do it Is generally with The! 
comforting thought that medical! 
I science has conquered almost every-1 
thing but cancer. ' 

I Hut let us catch a common cold and 
i fall to shako It off in a day, and we 
; set to thinking of the thousands of 
! years in which Jhe million!^ of medical 
men have falh'd to And a speedy cure 
for so simple a malady. 

To w'hicli the profession reidles lliat 
It Is nut a simple and may prove a 
‘very serIntJs malady If not token in 
time, and lliat tho best way to take U 
Is to take the best advice. It Is not 
wliat the doctor does not know, but 
, what the patient thinks ho know’s him- 
'self that is tho danger In a common 
cold. A man with a cold U a sick 
man and may become sicker If he neg- 
i lects It, 


Wash with Zam-Buk Medicinal Soap. 


^.SONOFKAZAN 


f That delicious 
flavor of fresh . 
mint gives a new^ 
thrill to every bite. 

Wrigley’s is good 
k and good for you. 


James Olivier CutwokI 
ALovcEPicoPTHerARttosm 

Copyrlsffl, by l)oublt\(lay, Vage S Co. 

SON Ob' KA/..\N." a Vltagrapli I’Icture', WUb Wolf, (ho War Dot 
tii Adaptadon of TfiU Storf •- > , 


Cuticura Talcam 


Is A delicately medicated, anti¬ 
septic, deodorising powdrr ideal for 
both children and adults. It is 
cooling and refreshing and Imparta 
a pleasing fragrance leaving the 
skin sweet and wholesome. 

EMfc rm W MAIL AMrwt r-maAen 
‘’SluSoea*. LiA, Meulrwl * I'rice. Soap 
t^c, (.'I fiUnent tt ted We. Tslrom tSe. 

Cutlcere .Shavine Stick 28e. 


iJwprf balsapyi and Into n grass grown 
path that fiiul ohCe'1»ccn wcTyn* by the' 
travel of feet. lie ran until he was* 
panting for breath, ninl^tiien'‘Hlopped 
and llatened. Ho could hear nothing 
of Haren. Ihu that old worn trail led i 
ow umlfer the-.ftwest trees, and he foi 
lowed It. 

Close to the deep, dark pool In which | 
lie and the Willoa’ lia<l df.«prtrtNl so 
often, Han*'', too, had stcHifM-d. He 
could hear tlie rippling of water, and 
his eyes shone with a gleaming fire i 
as he quested for Nepee?te. H© ex- 
p«»cted to .se-‘ her He re, le*r slim white 
I b(Kly Khlminering in some dark 
I shadow of overhanging spruce, or 
gleaming sinidenly while ns snow in 
lone of the warm pla.^Iew of siuilight. 
Mis eyes sought out their old hldlug 
places: Iho great spill rock on tie- 
other side, tile shelving Imnk.-i und«-t' 
which they u.sed to dive like otter, the 
spruce bougiis that dipped down to He 
.surface, and in thy midst of which tie- 
Willow Iov<m| to H( reen le r naked body 
while he searched the pool for her. 
And at la.st the realization was borne 
upon him that : lie was not there. Ihai 
lie* had still farther In go. 


TransCanada Highway 
Completion of tho Manitoba section 
6f tho trans-Csnada highway will bo 
undeHaken this year. If reports of en¬ 
gineers surveying tho proposed route 
aro favorable. 


Proved Charge of Cruelty Against! 

Keeper Wat False \ 

•In a o^so recently tried before n til-; 
buna) at Herne, HwlizeHahd, Hie prin-' 
clpnl wltneates were two bears. 

Heir HrossenbaclnT, keeper of a. 
'bear’s pit known to tourists through¬ 
out Hio world, brought legal action for 
deCHinatlon against three former em-1 
plovers who had accused him of 
;cni»*lly toward nniinals, which charge 
the koepi'r'strongly denhMl, adding he 
was very fond of hear.**. 

‘ .Wli.en the court opened, a man 
brought In \wo hears. As soon as 
Hie three ncnised appeared tho anl- 
nmlrt b**gan to growl apgrlly and want¬ 
ed to retreat to a corner, <*videnHy 
expecting cha.itlsemonl. When (Iros- 
senbacher entered the court the bears 
rushed at him, expresf-Ing their Joy 
hl.4 boots and 


Thirty-five miles of 
Die proposed route remains unfinished. 
Tho Ontario Government Is pushing 
forwanl Its end of the road from 


Strang*- n'^vnlurp had u firm hold on 
him. From' Heaver tooth’s colony 
Han**' |*m 1 him to Hie creek along whlrli 
Wakayoo, the black bear, had fished, 
and Hii'Hfe straight to ihe Gray Loon. 

It WHS larly afternoon of a wonder¬ 
ful da.\. It wii.s so still that the rip-; 
pllng wait rs of spring, singing In aj 
HumKainl rlll.s and streamU'Is. filletl 
the forests wlili a droning music. In^ 
the warm kuii the crimson bukneesh 
glu^^*Mi like blood. In the open 
ipnces thp air was scented with the 
perfume of Hlu«i Flowers. In the 
trees arnl bu lies mated bird.s wt-re 
bulhling their nests. After the long, 
sb't p of wlnlt*r Nature w.as at work 
In all her glory. IL was I'm kepesim, 
the Mnlliig Moon. Hie Home Huildlng 
Moon 'and Haret* was gtdiig home. 
Not to uiat'-lmod but to .\«*peese. He 
knew that the was there now. tx'rhap.. 
at the vt-ry edg** of Hie ch.'ism where 
he had st-en her la!*t. They would 
be playing together a gain soon, ns they 
hatl pla>id ve:U<rday. and Ihe day be- 
fort-, and the day before Hint, and In 
hbi Joy he b.M kt*d up Into ('arvel’a face, 
r.ntl urgt-d him to greater speed. Then 
they cniiie to thr* clearing, and once 
more Hane stooil like a rock. Gar 
ve| .“iiw the charred lulns of Hie burn- 
e<l cabin, nnt^ a moment later the two 
graves unthr Hi»* tall spruc.-^^n^j^j,^ 


Admiral Togo Excepted 


Aged Japanese May Carry Cane When 
Visiting Imperial Court 
Admiral Count Togo, commander of 
the Japanese , fle^t which destroyed 
the Husulan t-quadrons In the Hattie 
of Hie Sea of Japan In May, 1905, now 
enft'cbled by hU 80 years, has been 
granted special p rmlsslon to carry a 
cane when vl«liing tho Imperial Court. 

' Tho raiTjlng of sticks of any sort 
In the pres' iico of the nation's rulers 
Is forbidden by court otlqu' lte, but ex¬ 
ception in the cast* of ^ho aged sea 
hero was made by formal ruling of the 
minister of the Iinporial household. 


licking 


wltli grunt.«, 
hands and attempting to give him a 
strong niiinial hug. which the smiling 
kee))i r had some difilcully avoiding. 

•'The bears have judged the case,” 
aid the iimglRtiale. “I require no 
further evlvlenc**. " 

Ill- lined the throe accused, with 
cnsls. 

When the court was cleared, the 
animals would not leave their b»dov 
ed keeper, who took his p»-t3 home 
through Hie streets, amid cheers from 
the crowd. 


MOTHERS WHO HAVE USED 
BABY’S OWN TABLETS 


Colds Are Not 

Necessary Evils 

Observance of One Funda¬ 
mental Rule of Health Pro¬ 
tects Against Them 

Whether one_ catches cold easily is 
largely a ouestion of physical ^condi¬ 
tion, If the ^nrral vitality is low, 
rvstaiani'C to disease is weak and at 
su('h a time a cold is easy to contract 
and difHcult to check. 

(Tonstipation is frequently the'eause 
of such a state of health, w ith itsatten- 
dant listlcssness, biliousness, licadaches 
and a general lack of vitality. Poisons 
from tne w.iste matter that remains 
Iwhind after improper, irregular bowel 
elimination arc picked up by the bbxxi 
and carried to every part of the bo<ly. 
They w'caken your resistance to disease. 

Thousands of people who have suf¬ 
fered from self-poisoning in this way 
have found that Nuiol, the internal 
lubricant makes bowel cliininatioi^ sure 
and easy. 

I\ujol softens the waste matter and 
permits thorough and regular elimina¬ 
tion without overtaxing the intestinal 
muscles. Nujol can be taken for any 
length of time with no ill effects. 

If you take cold easily, as'k your 
druggist for Nujol to-day—^ndVemem- 
ber, look for the name *‘Nujoll' in red 
on both bottle and package. 


Always Strongly Recommend 
Them to Other Mothers 

One*- a nurtlier ban u.spil Haby’.-' 
Own Tabb-ls for her llltb* on»-8 hIh' 
will urn* nothing » lsf* - artual exp'-rl 
encp ti-achort lu-r that Hiere l.*i no 
otlHT nw'dlelm* to equal Hum for «n> 
the miner ailment.^ from which hei 
baby or little ones suffi r. Havli';: 
foumi the value of Hie Tablets In her 
ctwn hoUM*. she Is nlwaya anxious tlmi 
’ other motlier.s r.hoiiid shyre her 
knowledg e j ..v.-V 

ton Whit**. North N‘H‘I Hoad. N 
writes the folh^ulng:—”1 have a hnby 
seventt-eii months old and have glvt ii 
him iiolhlug but Haby’s Own Tablets 
♦‘ver »lne«* be vas a week old. I 
know of no oilier inedleine to er^^ual 
them, and It Is eenalnly a ph-a.<ure 
\ti reefimnn-nd tlnmi oilier mothers." 

Haby's Own Tableis are a mild but; 
thorough laxative that regulate the 
aloniacli aril howelK; lianlsh constipa¬ 
tion and indigestion; bn-ak up (-olds j 
and t-lmple lever.s and make Hie sleKI\ 
baby well and happy again. They are; 
sold by me lidne (i«-ali‘r.s or !>y mail ' 
at 25 rents a box from Tin* Hr. Wll ' 
Uuni 4 Medlcln** Co., Hrockville, out. i 


Minard's Liniment for tore throat 


Her Nerves 
“All Broken Up” 

She Could Not Sleep 

Mrs. David Oalloughcr, 37 Lynd* 
hurst Ave.p Hamilton, Ont., writes: 
—“My nerves were all brukco up 
ond I could not sleep at night, and I 
would have to got up out of bed and 
walk tho floor for hours at a time. 

After Using a Box of 


Lethbridge Northern 


irrigation District 


eyrs reliiro 

i-d slowl> to tho WuIHug. ilstenliig dug. 

A great swelling ro.se In liLs throar, 
and after a moment or two he said 
sofily. and with na effoil: 

"Hoy, I g p'as yoiiVe home.” 

Hnree did not hear. With bi)< In ad 
uii and lil.s nose tllieti to the blue skj 
he wa.^ snllllng the nil*. What wa- It 
that <-ame to him with the lu-rfumes' 
of the fon-ds and tin* gieen ineadowT 
Why was ii lliut be trtmbled now a.*t" 
lie Ft(K>d there? What w*as there i|i 
He- ulr? Cuivt-l aski*d hiniHeir. and, 
hhi (|u>*:Hi'g eye.; til d Id ausv.'cr the 
Que.->Hons. Nothing. Tbero was 
dealli lure tleatli and ileserilon. tlui; 
was all. And then, ail at onto, there 
riiine from nare*. a Birange cry—nl 
a liunian cry- ainl he was kom“ 
Mkf^ihe wiml. 

“ • » "1 - ■ i 

Carvel luPl niroVjf off lils/paclt. 11**^ 
di (d‘ptsl dil.-i rifle be.'Ule It now,'and 
followf'd' Hrt-iM-. \ 31 I- ^wi/tl.v, 

rtraiglit across Hin open,'infir the - 


Crop Survey For 1925 Shows a Re¬ 
markable Improveme'ht 
Hrellnilnury eBllmulos gathered In 
the crop gurvey of the lA-thbrldgc .Nor¬ 
thern Inigation Histilct for 1925 show 
nunarkable Improvement, as compar¬ 
ed with 1924, thu first year of Hio 
operation of ibo jiroject with the water 
on the laud. The survey shows that 
the per acre value of soil products ou 
IrrigHied lands was $27.13, as ooiniiar- 
ed with $16.19 In Hie year 1924. There 
Were under crop in the district 36,958 
acre.s of yrlguleil land, as against 21,- 
OOO in 1924. Tho gross reutru from 
I tho 21.UU0 m res was $3.54,679, while 
tho gross reiuiij.s in 1925 were $1,013,- 
003. 


“Even then it seemed quite the most 
natural thing in the world that It 
should be Nepeese, and none other.” 


He wont on to the (• pen. The lit¬ 
tle open . par** In wiiieli lln-y had hullt 
their hidden wlgwuni was llo(Mb-d with 
runshliin that cainn ihroUKh a break 
in the fore.il to the west. Tlie tepee 
was i.HlI ill -rn. It did not .seem very 
niueh ehunged to Haree. And ri.**ing 
from Hie ground in front of ilie tepee 
was what had eoaic to him faintly on 
tho still air —tin- kinuke of a small fire. 
Ovej- that lire was bending a iR-rson, 
ainl It did .m/t strike Haree as fmmz-- 
ing, or at all unexpeetod, ‘ that this 
.fierson sliouhl li.avo iwo gnniV'shlrtlA^ 
brahl.‘f\io\rii Iwn back. He whined, 
and a4 his. wlijiin the IVrsqii grywr a 
little rigid, .ind turned slowly, 

Kveii Hie i it seemed quite. Hie most 
natural thing in the world that If 
should be N»*peeFe. and none otbeK 
He had lost her yesterday. Today lie 
had lound her. And in answer to hU 
a sobbing cry 


“Allhougli I was late.” said Hie 
new boarder, "I found Hie landlady 
bad sHvetl for me Hie lemlerest parr 
of the .chicken.” ‘What was that?" 
said the old boarder jealously. “.Some 
of the gravy.” 


I Began To Feel Much Better, 

and after u.siog a few* moro boxes 
1 could ebjoy my rest as well as over 
I could.*' 

H. & N. Pills have been on tho 
market for t.he pa.-it 32 years; your 
Dearest druggist sell.s them; put up 
only by Tho T 'hfilburn Co., Limited, 
Toronto. Out. 


internally and Externally it is Good. 
—Tho cro'vning property of Dr. 
Thomas' Ei^lectrlc Oil Is that It ran 
be used Internally for many complaints 
as well as externally. For'soro throat, 
croup, whooping cough, italiis in tho 
ch«*.st, <!()Uc and 


Ueglstt-red visUnrs of the .\hraliam 
LTncoln'mhniiirtept. In Hprlngtield, HI.. 
doMirgi J925dolullcd 126,710 persons* 


happy 


IISE/^ 


All as God wtlls, who wlvcly heeds 
To give or to withhold, • 

And knoweth more of all my needs, 
Tlian all my prayers have told. 

—John GnM'iileaf Whittier. 

We are in (iod’s hands, Hrolher.— 
Shakespeare, * , 

It’s good to Hve 0 Ql.v*a moment at a 
lime; ... it Isn’t fur you and me 
to lay plans: ;wc’ve nothing to do but 
to obey and.trust.—George iCllot. 


Soviet Reviews Reds’ Fate 


many kindred uil- 
ments it ban ({Utalltles that aro unsur¬ 
passed. A bottle of it co.<*tK llltth> and 
there is no loss in alway.s having it at 
hand. 


IRRl/AliD tfV ' 

SUN.WIND.DUST 6.CINDERS 


AK0KHtNOED.& SpLO-^ DUUGCli^IS 6 0PI1CIANS 

IFK IfVtB IT! BOOa MISUM i;a.«UtCAM>f44 


A mushroom measuring more than n 
yard in circumterfmee, and sHlI grow¬ 
ing,’! said to h( In the possession of a 
.wbinan living at .Maronne, m ar Uouen, 
France'.-*' 


Two More Cases of Feminine Ill¬ 
ness Relieved by Lydia E. Pink- 
ham’s Vegetable Compouod 

Harrington, N. S. —“I hud terrible 
feelings, lieudaelies, hack am^ side 
aches and |iuins all over my body. I 
would ljuve to go to hed efery month 
and nothing would do me gtiod. Mv 
husband untl my father did my work 
lor me as I have two children and 
we have tpiite a big place. 1 read in 
the |miK*r Rlnmt Lydiu F. PinUhum’s 
V'egetable Ctmijwund. and then got a 
little btH»k about it through the mail, 
and my husband senl to Faton s and 
got me a bottle, and then we ^ot 
more fmm the sUjre. I am feeling 
lint* now and do all my work and am 
able to go out around more. 1 tell my 
friends it is Lydia K. Pinkham’s Veg¬ 
etable ComiKiund that makes me feel 
HO well.” MrH.VlCToK KK'HAUU.son, 
Harrington, Nova Scotia. 

Dull Pains in Back 

St. Thomas, Ont. — ”1 took four 
l>ottle8 of Lydia E. Pinkliam’s Vege¬ 
table (^miKiund and round great re¬ 
lief from the dull, heavy pams in the 
small of my back and the w'eakness 
from which I suffered for five years 
eftor my Vxiy was Ixfrn. After taking 
the Vegetslde Cxjmixmnd and using 
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Sanative Wash I 
am feeling better than I have for tho 
imst seven years, and advise my 
iriends to take it.*’— Mrs. F. JOHNSON, 


willin' Hie;i* carno 
.Ktralglil ouC of the soul of Hie Willow'. 

Carvel fo ind them there a few’ mlii- 
iKes later. Hie dug’s lieail hugged close 
up against the Wllliow's breast, and 
llie Willow' was crying -crying like u 
llHle clilld, her face hidden from him 
on Haree’s neck. He did nof Interrupt 
Hiein, hut waited; ami as he w..')lled 
something in Hio sobbing voice and 
Hie stillness of the lun-sl sienied to 
whisper to him a bit of the story of 
Hu* binned eabln and Hu* two giaves, 
and the meaning of the ('all that had 
come to Haree Ironi out of Hu* spulli. 


A Power of its .Own,—Hr. Thonia:>‘ 
Fdi^i'trle Oil ha.s'jf stiliHe iiower of its 
ywn. ■ Ail -kho '.have u.-.ed it know' 
this a'h'd* k'e'i«p [t l^y. them as the iiUMl 
vatuabU* .IJninlent available. Its uses 
uiv InnumerubLu aud for many years 
It has been juized {is tlie leudliig liiil 
nient lor man and beast. 


Name Rejitricted Area 
An jii'ea' in the New Westminster 
and' VuW land districts of Hrltlsh 
Columbia has been set asld»* by older 
in-couiu'il as a restiicleil area In Hie 
radicate bovine tuber- 


Proved safe by millions and prescribed;by physicians for 
Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago 

Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism 


CHAPTER XXXI. 

That night there was a new camp 
fire in the u])en. IL was not a small 
fire, built with the fear that other eyes 
might see It, but a fire that sent its 
Humes high. In Hiu glow of It blood 
Carvel. Aud us -the tiro hud elmng 
ed from Hiat small siiioulderlng heap 
over which tho Willow had cooked her 
dinner, so Carvel, the ufilclally dead 
outlaw, had changed. Thu beard was 
gone from his face; he hud throw’u 
off hU carlbou-sklu coat; hU sleeves 
were rolled up to tho elbows, aud 
there was a wild flush in his face that 


campaign to c 
culosis. 


I know what you 
mean when you say I 
was- made for aomebody 
to love—you’d like to 
be that Homebody I 

IVotch Ihla paper lor lur- 
ther fififi 0 / Joanna't thrill- 
ing lovC' ilory. 

What Would You 
Do With a 
Million Dollars? 


Nearly all chlldreu are subject to 
worms, and many are born with ifiem. 
Spare them suffi'ilng by using Mother 
Graves’ Worm Kxtermhiator, an ex 
ceilent lemedy. 


DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART 


Accept only “Raver" package 
which contains proven directions. 

F Handy ‘Tlayer** boxes of 12 tablets 

Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists, 
msrk (r*clit*‘r*(J lo Osnads) of Bsyer Msanfseturs «f Moooaceilc- 
scld (AMtzl Ssllcjlle Add. “A. S. A.”l. Whll* It U well known 
•jtr mADufactur*. to asalet tbs public axaluat Imltatlona. tba Tableu 
rUl U wtiA CAolr fsosrai iroAs Mark, tbs “llajer Omu. 


*‘l want some papi*r.” said a small 
boy to the shopkeeper. ‘‘What kind 
of paper?” “Hetter makq It fly paper; 
I’m going lo mukq a kite." 


Minard's Liniment for dandruff 







Groceries and Meats 

We take pride in giving our customeri 
the best of everything 


t < 


Holt & Son M Phone 17 


MBAT MimKIT 


It Costs Money to Buy Good CoaU^ 
But it Costs Considerably More to Buy 
Poor Coal. 

Buy 

Galt Coal 

and Save Money 
Bailed Hay For Sale 

S. B. Card ’’er 


U^hen ordering your next Meat supplies ask us to 

include 

Fresh Lettuce and Celery 

As a sideline we are handling HOUSE PLANTS. 
See them when next you drop in 

PHONB 81 

SUGAR CITY MEAT CO. 

Our Motto: "Service and Quality" 




- 'I 

Use “Our Best" 

Galt Lump and Stove Coal 


Canh only for ooal 


HAY and OATS FOR SALE 


Ellison Milling Co. 

Office «t E'ev itor, Phone 1 


Raymond 

Wm Clemiii, A|;enl 


Raymond Tailors 

0'Bri>»ii Block 

L*diee end O.'ntlemen, get 
Suita Made to KIT your own 
Fignr«'. M5’ long esperienoo 
will Ouar8iitt‘<' Satisfaction 

Qeaaing and Pressing 


UNITED CHURC H 8er%ice8— 
Suoday at 7:30 p. in. Everybody 
weloome. 


C. RABY 

live stock dialer 

Will buy any quantity any time at 

higheat market pricea 
Phone or wire at my expeiiae 

Plume 2322, I><tlibridge. Alberta 
Addreaa: 1004. 6th Avo. S. 


The Recorder 
$ 2.00 
Per- Year 


50 Cents 


New Samples 

For Men's Spring and 
Summer Suits 

Call and see them 

REX 

Tailoring 


THOS. OTT 

■ariisr tliop 



New Prices 


I'li o' •" -oj-oiio., 1. 

tial redactions on all closed d Canada, Limited, on February 11 announced substan- 


Fordor 
Tudor 
^ Chassis 


NEW PRICE 

$755 

695 

325 


OLD PRICE 

$895 
765 
335 


REDUCTION 

$140 
•60 
10 


A w 

Added refinements in the new model Runobout. Touring Car and Light Delivery 

a slight increase in price ^ 

XD , new price 

^Runabout $410 

Touring 44 q 

Light Delivery 435 

r unchanged 

Coupe $665 X Truck $485 

X Equipped with starter $85.00 extra 

All prices f. o. b. Ford. Ontario. (Oovernment c harges extra) 


Each successive Spring secs a greater short 
age of Ford products It is tlicrcforc advisable 
for you to get your order in now if you wish 
to secure delivery in time for the hrst hnc 
Spring days. Many were disapp inted last 
year because they delayed orcering 


The demand will be even greater this year as 
the improved F'ord mod Is represent greater 
value for the money than they hat e ever 
wfore. 

Get your order in now and avoid 
disappointment. 


King Motors « Raymond 


L. D KING 



DR. H. HARCOURT HIAL 

DENTAL SURGEON 


\yill be in hi® ollico in Riiymoud 
Monday, Tiuiruday, Friday and 
idaturday of each week. 

Ill Mugrath Tuesday and Wed- 
neuduy, of each week. 

Office liouru: 

9 to 12 1.30 to 6 


A. R. CHISHOLM 

PHYSICIAN AND SUBOEON 


iPBIlT FOR A WANT AD. 
11 NEARLY. ALWAYS A 
VAYINO PROPOSITION.' 


(Poat Office Building) 
Raymond 


» to 11 


TWO INSBBTIONB 76C 


Office Hours 

7 to 8 
Phono 127 


2 to 3 


FOR SALE -Three small Tract¬ 
ors, or will trade for horaea Aleo 
ten head of heavy work horecN for 

sale.—J. D. Hall Raymond. 

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•‘MERBIE-MAID SHOPPE" 
(Poet Office Building) 

All kind! of plain sewing and 
droMmaking. 

Milt Mary Redd 
Proprietor 


Notice 


NOTICE ia hereby giveu that, 
in accordance with the provisions 
of The Irrigation Act, the North¬ 
west Company Limited have filed 
the necessary memorial and plana 
required by Sections 13 and 15 of 
the said Act with the Commission 
of Irrigation, at Calgary, Alta. 

The applicant company applies 
for the right to divert sufficient 
water from Davis coulee at a point 
on the Southeast quarter of section 
seven (7), township one (1), range 
twelve (12), west of the 
4tli meridian, for industrial pur 
puses, and for the right to oonstruct 
the necessary works, as shown by 
the memorial and plans filed 
to enable the water so diverted to 
he used for the said industrial pur¬ 
poses. 

The undermentioned lauds are 
also affected by right of way for 
the proposed works, viz:—South¬ 
east and northeast quarters of sect¬ 
ion 7 and the Northwest quarter 
of section 8, township 1 range 12, 
west of the 4tb meridian. 

Dated at Calgary, Alta., this 
25th day of February, 1926. 

'Northwest Ca Ltd. 
APPLICANT. 


FOUND—A Wrist ^'atoh. The 
owner may obtain by applying at 
the Recorder and paying for this 
«d. 


Arlie Marks Coining' 




Great interest is being evidenced 
in the forthcoming engagement at 
the Opera House Tuesday, March 
23 of Arlie Marks and her conipiinj’ 
of player. This organization which 
Domes hero from a 9 weeks records 
breaking engagement at the Emp¬ 
ire Theatre, Saskatoon; one year 
at the Strand Theatre, Halifax; 
six months at the Casino Theatre, 
8t. Johns. N.. B., is easily the 
most talented company of its kind 
that has over been offered the ptib- 
lie of Raymond. 

Every member of tlie coiiipaiiy 
is an artist in his or her iiarlicular 
line of endeavor and lieaded by tlie 
talented and well known actress 
Arlie Marks these prodiictions 
never fail to please and their visit 
here will be looked forward to by 
many theatre goers of the town. 

The play to bo offered here will 
be Geo. M.Cohen’s greatest success 
“15 Minutes From Broadway;” 
this play is an outstanding atti'uc- 
tion from many angles. It is ar¬ 
tistic, dramatic and musical with a 
vein of wholesome eoiueily clos¬ 
ely entwined. Tlierc is something 
about the bill that will please the 
most critical. As an entertainment 
“46 .Minutes from Broadway" is 
without parallel. Miss Arlino will 
be seen in an oxcelh'iit role as also 
L ndnay Perrin. Between the acts 
of the J)lay polite vandville s|s;cial- 
ties will ho intrisluced iindiiding 
singers, dancers, ai i'ohat'-. musie- 
ians and the famoiiH l*lori'hi Bell 
Hops orchestra. A daia'i' w ill ho 
given after the show, and the mus¬ 
ic will bo furnisheil I't the Florida 
Bell Hops orehestra .Si ats are 
now on sale at the Piderl’an C-.h', 
A word to tho w ise, be (here early. 


Meet Me in the Auto ShoW 

Lelhbridjte Arena, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 
April 1-2-3 

FREE! 2- Autoiro’ lies -2 FREE! 

Value of each t^ar n t i ■. than $1000 00 

See Your Motor 
Princess 

Tickets are 25c for Everybody 

\ 

High Class Amusement Attractions Daily 
DANCING EVERY NIGHT AFTER the SHOW 
The Most Gorgeous Event of the Year 


Spring! 


This is (he time when every man and lady 
wishes to look in (tine with the season 

Order a New Suit or Let us 
Clean and Press Your Old one 

Cleaning ^ Pressing 
Alterations - Repairing 

DUFFY THE TAILOR 

Next to Hotel Rayn oiid 


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